Common use of Copies Complete Clause in Contracts

Copies Complete. To the best of the Meditrust Parties' knowledge, all copies of any Due Diligence Materials delivered or made available by the Meditrust Entities or the Sellers Parties pursuant to this Agreement are true and complete copies of all such materials that constitute Due Diligence Materials that are in the possession of the Meditrust Entities or the Seller Parties. Without limiting the foregoing, the Meditrust Parties represent and warrant that true and correct copies of the Lease Documents, the Loan Documents, the Organizational Documents, the Meditrust Assignment and Assumption Agreements, the Ground Leases, the Brookline Ground Lease, the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Guaranty Credit Agreement, the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Guaranty Documents, the Alabaster, AL Purchase Option, the Concord Option Agreement, the Concord Management Agreement, the Cash Conversion Letters, the Existing Title Policies and the Intercreditor Agreements are included in the Due Diligence Materials. Except as otherwise expressly provided in the immediately preceding sentence and in the other Express Representations and Warranties, the Meditrust Parties make no representation or warranty whatsoever concerning the truth, accuracy or completeness of any of the Due Diligence Materials (i.e., whether (x) any material fact or statement is omitted therefrom which would be necessary in order to prevent the statements contained therein from being misleading or (y) such materials, if prepared by any party other than the Meditrust Entities or the Seller Parties, are in and of themselves complete). The Meditrust Parties represent and warrant that the Meditrust Entities have not willfully or knowingly destroyed, withheld, discarded or otherwise disposed of (or instructed any of the Seller Parties to discard, withhold, destroy or otherwise dispose of) any of the materials in any of their respective files relating to any of the Assets, any of the Subsidiaries, any of the Properties, any Borrower, any Tenant and/or any Guarantor other than those matters that are subject to attorney-client privilege.