Data Room Disclosure Clause Samples

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Data Room Disclosure. In the absence of any fraud, dishonesty or wilful concealment on the part of the Seller or any of its representatives, agents or advisers, the Warranties are qualified by reference to those matters fairly Disclosed. No matter shall be deemed fairly Disclosed unless it is accurately, unambiguously, expressly and explicitly contained in the Data Room, in a manner not misleading, which enables the Purchaser or its advisers to assess the impact of such matter on the relevant Warranty. Except to the extent that matters are fairly Disclosed, the Purchaser shall not be prevented from making any Claim, and the amount recoverable by the Purchaser shall not be reduced, because relevant facts, matters or circumstances were known to, or could have been discovered by, the Purchaser, its advisers or agents, or any of its or their respective directors, officers or employees, on or before the date of this Agreement.
Data Room Disclosure. To the Seller’s Knowledge, the Seller has not failed to disclose to the Purchaser any fact material to the Company in the Data Room.
Data Room Disclosure. With respect to a breach of any Seller’s Representation and Warranty or Shareholders’ Representation and Warranty, no Third Party Claim or Other Claim may be initiated against the Seller or the Shareholders if that breach arises out of facts, circumstances or events clearly and fairly disclosed in the Data Room Documents, provided that the information has been provided in sufficient detail and with sufficient clarity and visibility to enable Purchaser, assuming the application of reasonable and customary standards of diligence, to understand the nature and scope of the fact, matter or circumstance so disclosed (the facts, circumstances or events so disclosed shall be deemed has having been “Disclosed” for the purposes of this agreement).
Data Room Disclosure. Barrick has all right, title and authority to disclose all information provided by Barrick to Purchaser in the Data Room in respect of the Purchased Royalties, the Purchased Royalty Agreements and tenures relating to the Purchased Royalties and the Purchased Royalty Agreements.
Data Room Disclosure. With respect to a breach of any Sellers’ Representation and Warranty, no Third Party Claim or Other Claim may be initiated against the Sellers if that breach arises out of facts, circumstances or events clearly and fairly disclosed in the Data Room Documents, provided that the information has been provided in sufficient detail and with sufficient clarity and visibility to enable Purchaser, assuming the application of reasonable and customary standards of diligence, to understand the nature and scope of the fact, matter or circumstance so disclosed (the facts, circumstances or events so disclosed shall be deemed has having been “Disclosed” for the purposes of this agreement).

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