Common use of Past Performance Information Clause in Contracts

Past Performance Information. Purchaser acknowledges and understands that any statements of the past performance of the Company’s management are not to be viewed or interpreted as an indication, either anticipated or definitive, of the Company’s future performance. In making such acknowledgement, Purchaser understands that: (1) the circumstances regarding the past performance of the Company’s management are inherently different from the circumstances regarding the Company’s proposed business operations; (2) the economic conditions at or around the time of the past performance of the Company’s management are inherently different from the economic conditions in which the Company will operate; and (3) the actual results of the Company’s performance or an investment in a Project cannot be estimated with any certainty at this time.