Examples of Management Warrantors in a sentence
The Management Warrantors made a series of disclosures against the warranties in a disclosure letter.
Save in the event of fraud by the Management Warrantors, in the event of aclaim arising under the Management Warranty Deed, the liability of the Management Warrantors for breach of the warranties and the tax covenant is capped at €1.
The Panel has consented to the Management Warrantors entering into the Management Warranty Deed.No Leakage CovenantBlackstone Credit, Bybrook and Solus have entered into the No Leakage Covenant, pursuant to which each of Blackstone Credit, Bybrook and Solus severally indemnify Bidco in respect of any amount of value that has been extracted from the ADVANZ PHARMA Group since 30 September 2020 that they or their affiliates receive, subject to certain exemptions in respect of permitted transactions.
It is intended that the Class C Shares will be redeemed or otherwise cancelled following the Effective Date for nominal or no consideration.16.4. Management Warranty DeedThe Management Warrantors entered into the Management Warranty Deed on 27 January 2021, pursuant to which the Management Warrantors have given certain warranties to Bidco in respect of the ADVANZ PHARMA Group’s business and a tax covenant.
Save in the event of fraud by the Management Warrantors, in the event of a claim arising under the Management Warranty Deed, the liability of the Management Warrantors for breach of the warranties and the tax covenant is capped at€1.
The Management Warrantors shall not be liable in respect of any Claim (other than a Tax Claim) if and to the extent that proper allowance, provision or reserve in respect of the matter giving rise to the Claim is specifically made in the Accounts.
No Management Warrantor shall be liable for failing to disclose information relating to the CMA Investigations that the Management Warrantors reasonably determine they are required by law and/or the CMA to withhold.
The Management Warrantors shall not be liable in respect of any Claim (other than a Tax Claim) which is contingent unless and until such contingent liability becomes as actual liability and is due and payable, and the time periods in paragraph 2.1 and 2.2 shall be deemed to begin from such date with respect to such Claim.
This is not the case, and brief details of the agreement can be found under reference DB 163 in Appendix 1 attached to the report presented to the Area Committee.
NHS England and NHS Halton CCG do not believe it would be realistic or responsible to expect anything more than flat funding (adjusting for inflation) in the coming years.