Common use of Permissions Clause in Contracts

Permissions. Seller will use reasonable efforts, at Purchaser's cost, to assist Purchaser in obtaining all permissions, approvals, and consents of federal, state and local governmental authorities and other third parties required of Seller as may be required to consummate the sale contemplated hereunder.

Permissions. Seller will use reasonable efforts, at Purchaser's cost, efforts to assist Purchaser in obtaining obtain all permissions, approvals, and consents of federal, state state, and local governmental authorities and other third parties required of Seller others as may be required to consummate the sale contemplated hereunder (excluding governmental permissions, approvals, and consents which are customarily obtained after the consummation of transactions of the type contemplated hereunder).

Permissions. Seller will use reasonable efforts, at Purchaser's cost, to assist Purchaser in obtaining all permissions, approvals, approvals and consents of federal, state and local governmental authorities and other third parties required of Seller as may be required in order to consummate the sale contemplated hereunder.

Permissions. Seller SELLER will use reasonable efforts, at Purchaser's cost, efforts to assist Purchaser in obtaining obtain all permissions, approvals, and consents of federal, state state, and local governmental authorities and other third parties required of Seller as may be required to consummate the sale contemplated hereunder (excluding governmental permissions, approvals, and consents which are customarily obtained after the consummation of transactions of the type contemplated hereunder).