Common use of Retained Assets Clause in Contracts

Retained Assets. Except for the Purchased Assets, Buyer is not purchasing, and Seller is not selling, contracts other than the Assumed Contracts, Seller’s accounting records and corporate minute books, stock books, corporate seal, or any of the motor vehicles or other items expressly set forth on Schedule 2.3 (collectively, the “Retained Assets”). Accounting records of Seller shall remain the exclusive property of Seller in accordance with this Section, and shall mean any and all books of original entry, including any register or computer tapes, all journals or ledgers, all canceled checks, payroll records, bank or other account statements, including account statements or reports to or from any vendors, suppliers, film companies, or otherwise, including any correspondence relating to same or to any other items designated as an accounting record hereunder, and including all financial statements, records, tax returns, and all work papers or supporting information relating thereto, including all information gathered or compiled by Seller or Seller’s agents or accountants therefor, or summaries of same, including all disks, print-outs, or other digital or analog, written or electronic recording thereof. The Purchased Assets shall not include any permits that are non-transferable. Seller knows of no reason why any permit issued to Seller for use in its business would not be issued to Buyer for use by it after the Closing, assuming only Buyer is qualified to receive same.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Asset Purchase Agreement (Digital Cinema Destinations Corp.), Asset Purchase Agreement (Digital Cinema Destinations Corp.), Asset Purchase Agreement (Digital Cinema Destinations Corp.)

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Retained Assets. Except for the Purchased Assets, Buyer is not purchasing, and Seller is not selling, contracts other than the Assumed Contracts, Seller’s accounting records and corporate minute books, stock books, corporate seallimited liability company records, or any of the motor vehicles or other items expressly set forth on Schedule 2.3 (collectively, the “Retained Assets”). Accounting records of Seller shall remain the exclusive property of Seller in accordance with this Section, and shall mean any and all books of original entry, including any register or computer tapes, all journals or ledgers, all canceled checks, payroll records, bank or other account statements, including account statements or reports to or from any vendors, suppliers, film companies, or otherwise, including any correspondence relating to same or to any other items designated as an accounting record hereunder, and including all financial statements, records, tax returns, and all work papers or supporting information relating thereto, including all information gathered or compiled by Seller or Seller’s agents or accountants therefor, or summaries of same, including all disks, print-outs, or other digital or analog, written or electronic recording thereof. The Purchased Assets shall not include any permits Permits that are non-transferable. Seller knows of no reason why any permit Permit issued to Seller for use in its business would not be issued to Buyer for use by it after the Closing, assuming only Buyer is qualified to receive same.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Asset Purchase Agreement (Digital Cinema Destinations Corp.)

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Retained Assets. Except for the Purchased Assets, Buyer is not purchasing, and Seller is not selling, contracts other than the Assumed Contracts, Seller’s accounting records and corporate minute books, stock books, corporate seal, or any of the motor vehicles or other items expressly set forth on Schedule 2.3 (collectively, the “Retained Assets”). Accounting records of Seller shall remain the exclusive property of Seller in accordance with this Section, and shall mean any and all books of original entry, including any register or computer tapes, all journals or ledgers, all canceled checks, payroll records, bank or other account statements, including account statements or reports to or from any vendors, suppliers, film companies, or otherwise, including any correspondence relating to same or to any other items designated as an accounting record hereunder, and including all financial statements, records, tax returns, and all work papers workpapers or supporting information relating thereto, including all information gathered or compiled by Seller or Seller’s agents or accountants therefor, or summaries of same, including all disks, print-outs, or other digital or analog, written or electronic recording thereof. The Purchased Assets shall not include any permits that are non-transferable. Seller knows of no reason why any permit issued to Seller for use in its business would not be issued to Buyer for use by it after the Closing, assuming only Buyer is qualified to receive same.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Asset Purchase Agreement (Digital Cinema Destinations Corp.)

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