Common use of Continued Cooperation Clause in Contracts

Continued Cooperation. If the Closing occurs at a time when not all Regulatory Approvals have been obtained, the parties shall (i) continue to abide by their obligations hereunder to obtain all Regulatory Approvals, and (ii) cooperate in continuing to operate the Business, to the extent commercially practicable, in the ordinary course in those states with respect to which Regulatory Approvals have not been obtained, with the Purchaser receiving the economic benefits of such operation.

Continued Cooperation. If the Closing occurs at a time when not all Regulatory Approvals have not been obtained, the parties shall (i) continue to abide by their obligations hereunder to obtain all Regulatory Approvals, Approvals and (ii) cooperate in continuing to operate the Business, to the extent commercially practicable, in the ordinary course in those states with respect to which Regulatory Approvals have not been obtained, with the Purchaser receiving the economic benefits of such operation.. ARTICLE VII CONDITIONS PRECEDENT Section 7.1

Continued Cooperation. If the Closing occurs at a time when not all Regulatory Approvals have not been obtained, the parties shall (i) continue to abide by their obligations hereunder to obtain all Regulatory Approvals, Approvals and (ii) cooperate in continuing to operate the Business, to the extent commercially practicable, in the ordinary course in those states with respect to which Regulatory Approvals have not been obtained, with the Purchaser receiving the economic benefits of such operation.

Continued Cooperation. If the Closing occurs at a time when not all Regulatory Approvals regulatory approvals have been obtained, the parties shall (i) continue to abide by their obligations hereunder to obtain all Regulatory Approvals, regulatory approvals and (ii) cooperate in continuing to operate the Business, to the extent commercially practicablereasonable, in the ordinary course in those the states with respect to which Regulatory Approvals regulatory approvals have not been obtained, with the Purchaser Buyer receiving the economic benefits of such operation.