Common use of Opportunity to Ask Questions Clause in Contracts

Opportunity to Ask Questions. During the course of the transaction contemplated by this Agreement, and before acquiring the Securities, such Purchaser has had the opportunity (i) to be provided with financial and other written information about the Company, and (ii) to ask questions and receive answers concerning the business of the Company and its finances. Such Purchaser has, to the extent it has availed itself of this opportunity, received satisfactory information and answers.

Opportunity to Ask Questions. During the course of the transaction contemplated by this Agreement, and before acquiring the SecuritiesUnits, such Purchaser has had the opportunity (i) to be provided with financial and other written information about the CompanyCompany included in all documents the Company has publicly filed with the SEC, and (ii) to ask questions and receive answers concerning the business of the Company and its finances. Such Purchaser has, to the extent it has availed itself of this opportunity, received satisfactory information and answers.

Opportunity to Ask Questions. During the course of the transaction contemplated by this Agreement, and before acquiring the SecuritiesInterests, such Purchaser has had the opportunity (i) to be provided with financial and other written information about the CompanyCompanies, and (ii) to ask questions and receive answers concerning the business of the Company Companies and its finances. Such Purchaser has, to the extent it has availed itself of this opportunity, received satisfactory information and answers.

Opportunity to Ask Questions. During the course of the transaction contemplated by this Agreement, and before acquiring the SecuritiesShares, such Purchaser has had the opportunity (i) to be provided with financial and other written information about the CompanyCompany included in all documents the Company has publicly filed with the Commission, and (ii) to ask questions and receive answers concerning the business of the Company and its finances. Such Purchaser has, to the extent it has availed itself of this opportunity, received satisfactory information and answers.