Common use of TIME LIMITS FOR BRINGING CLAIMS Clause in Contracts

TIME LIMITS FOR BRINGING CLAIMS. The Sellers shall not be liable in respect of any Warranty Claim unless and until the Sellers’ Representative shall have received from the Buyer written notice, setting out such details of the claim (including the matter(s) which give rise to such claim, the nature of the claim and the amount claimed in respect of such claim) as are reasonably available to the Buyer at such time, on or before 5pm on the date which is 3 years immediately after the date of Completion.

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Sources: Share Purchase Agreement (Cott Corp /Cn/)

TIME LIMITS FOR BRINGING CLAIMS. The Sellers shall Seller cannot be liable in respect make any claim for breach of any Warranty Claim unless Buyer's Warranty, under an indemnity in this document, or based on a breach of any provision of this document, and until the Sellers’ Representative shall have received from liability of the Buyer written noticefor a claim is absolutely barred, setting out such details unless the Seller gives to the Buyer within 1 year after Completion, notice of the claim (including describing the matter(s) which give rise proposed claim sufficiently to such claim, put the nature Buyer fairly on notice of the claim matter in question, and the amount claimed in respect of such claim) as are reasonably available (to the Buyer at such time, on or before 5pm on extent the date which Seller is 3 years immediately after reasonably able) of the date likely amount of Completionthe claim.

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Sources: Share Sale Agreement (Mitcham Industries Inc)

TIME LIMITS FOR BRINGING CLAIMS. The Sellers shall Buyer cannot be liable in respect make any claim for breach of any Warranty Claim Warranty, under an indemnity in this document, or based on a breach of any provision of this document, and the liability of the Seller for a claim is absolutely barred, unless and until the Sellers’ Representative shall have received from the Buyer written noticegives to the Seller within 1 year after Completion, setting out such details notice of the claim (including describing the matter(s) which give rise proposed claim sufficiently to such claim, put the nature Seller fairly on notice of the claim matter in question, and the amount claimed in respect of such claim) as are reasonably available (to the extent the Buyer at such time, on or before 5pm on is reasonably able) of the date which is 3 years immediately after likely amount of the date of Completionclaim.

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Sources: Share Sale Agreement (Mitcham Industries Inc)

TIME LIMITS FOR BRINGING CLAIMS. The Sellers shall not be liable in respect of for any Warranty Claim unless and until the Sellers’ Representative shall they have received from the Buyer written notice, setting out such details of the claim (including the matter(s) which give rise to such claim, the nature of the claim and the amount claimed in respect of such claim) as are reasonably available to the Buyer at such time, notice on or before 5pm on the date which is 3 years immediately after the date of falling 12 months’ from Completion.

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Sources: Share Purchase Agreement

TIME LIMITS FOR BRINGING CLAIMS. The Subject to paragraph 3.4 below, the Sellers shall not be liable in respect of any Warranty have no liability for a Claim unless and until the Sellers’ Representative shall have received it receives from the Buyer written notice, setting out such details notice of the claim Claim (including specifying in reasonable detail the matter(s) which give matter giving rise to such claimthe Claim, the nature of the claim Claim and the amount claimed in respect of such claim) as are reasonably available to the Buyer at such timeclaimed), on or before 5pm on the date which is 3 years immediately after the date of eighteen (18) months following Completion.

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Sources: Sale and Purchase Agreement (xG TECHNOLOGY, INC.)