Common use of DEFINITION OF BEST KNOWLEDGE Clause in Contracts

DEFINITION OF BEST KNOWLEDGE. As used herein, the term "to the best knowledge" of the Company shall mean and include (i) actual knowledge and (ii) that knowledge from which a person of reasonable intelligence (including, in the case of the Company, the officers and directors of the Company) (A) would infer that the fact in question exists, or (B) would govern his conduct upon the assumption that such fact exists. In connection therewith, the knowledge (both actual and constructive) of any director or officer of the Company shall be imputed to be the knowledge of the Company.

DEFINITION OF BEST KNOWLEDGE. As used herein, the term "to the best knowledge" of the Company shall mean and include (i) actual knowledge and (ii) that knowledge from which a prudent business person of reasonable intelligence (including, in the case of the Company, the officers officers, directors, and directors of the Company) (A) would infer that the fact in question exists, or (B) would govern his conduct upon the assumption that such fact exists. In connection therewith, the knowledge (both actual and constructive) of any director or officer of the Company shall be imputed to be the knowledge of the Company.key