Bona Fide Interest means a bona fide interest or expectancy relating to the acquisition of such business by Employer, Parent or any of their respective Subsidiaries, as evidenced by appropriate written documentation (for example, a term sheet or letter of intent or emails or other written records that evidence that the parties have an interest or expectancy and have had discussions relating to such acquisition) or discussions indicating an intent to pursue such acquisition transaction (except that, with respect to the portion of the Restricted Period following the Employment Period, the bona fide interest or expectancy is measured as of the time immediately preceding the Separation).
Bona Fide Interest means a genuine and legitimate interest in a heritage resource.
Bona Fide Interest means a bona fide interest or expectancy relating to the acquisition of such business by the Company or any of its Subsidiaries, as evidenced by appropriate written documentation (for example, a term sheet or letter of intent or emails or other written records that evidence that the parties have an interest or expectancy and have had discussions relating to such acquisition) or discussions indicating an intent to pursue such acquisition transaction (except that, with respect to the portion of the Restricted Period following the Board Period, the bona fide interest or expectancy is measured as of the time immediately preceding the Separation).
Examples of Bona Fide Interest in a sentence
That all information obtained by the Registrant from the VOW is intended only for the Registrant’s personal, non- commercial use;(c) Bona Fide Interest in Purchase, Sale or Lease.
More Definitions of Bona Fide Interest
Bona Fide Interest means an interest as determined by the Board of Directors which satisfies criteria as described by them from time to time and which may more particularly be described by them in any resolution.
Bona Fide Interest means interest which has resulted in active and ongoing negotiations with such potential customer or investor regarding sales of Client's products or the placement of debt or equity financing. Consultant shall not approach, market or promote the Client or its products to persons and/or entities outside of the Field Of Use or otherwise perform Services under this Agreement with regard to any person and/or entity outside of the Field Of Use unless they have permission from Client (see 1.2).
Bona Fide Interest means a bona fide interest or expectancy relating to the acquisition of such business by Employer, Parent or any of their respective Subsidiaries, as evidenced by appropriate written documentation (for example, a term sheet or letter of intent or emails or other written records that evidence that the parties have an interest or expectancy and have had discussions relating to such acquisition) or discussions indicating an intent to pursue such acquisition transaction (except that, with respect to the portion of the Restricted Period following the Employment Period, the bona fide interest or expectancy is measured as of the time immediately preceding the Separation); provided that Parent shall no longer have a Bona Fide Interest in a business if Parent determines to no longer pursue the acquisition of such business more than six (6) months prior to Executive engaging in any Competitive Activities. Executive shall be immediately relieved from any restriction hereunder in the event that Parent fails to make any payments during the Severance Period; provided, that Executive shall be required to provide notice of such failure to Parent and Parent shall have a 30 day period from the receipt of such notice to cure the failure by appropriate action.