INDEPENDENT BUSINESS JUDGMENT Sample Clauses

INDEPENDENT BUSINESS JUDGMENT. That Parties hereby acknowledge and agree that they are independent businesses sufficiently sophisticated to exercise and are exercising their own business judgment. The Parties hereby further acknowledge and agree that the Parties have made no recommendations or representations regarding any aspect of the other Party's business including, but not limited to, any representations with regard to such Party's profits therefrom.
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INDEPENDENT BUSINESS JUDGMENT. The Parties hereby acknowledge and agree that RESELLER is an independent business sufficiently sophisticated to exercise and exercising its own business judgment. The Parties hereby further acknowledge and agree that CARRIER has made no recommendations or representations regarding any aspect of RESELLER's business, including, but not limited to, any representations with regard to RESELLER's profits therefrom.
INDEPENDENT BUSINESS JUDGMENT. The parties hereby acknowledge and agree that Licensee is an independent business sufficiently sophisticated to exercise and is exercising its own business judgment. The parties hereby further acknowledge and agree that FPC has made no recommendations or representations regarding any aspect of Licensee's business including, but not limited to, any representations with regard to Licensee's profits therefrom.
INDEPENDENT BUSINESS JUDGMENT. The Parties hereby acknowledge and agree that Authorized Affiliate Referral is an independent business sufficiently sophisticated to exercise and exercising its own business judgment. The Parties hereby further acknowledge and agree that DIDITBETTER SOFTWARE has made no recommendations or representations regarding any aspect of Authorized Affiliate Referral Agent business including, but not limited to therefrom presentations with regard to Authorized Affiliate Referral Agent profits.
INDEPENDENT BUSINESS JUDGMENT. The Parties hereby acknowledge and agree that each Party is acting independently and that each is sufficiently sophisticated to exercise and exercising its own business judgment.
INDEPENDENT BUSINESS JUDGMENT. The parties hereby acknowledge and agree that the Sublicensee is an independent business sufficiently sophisticated to exercise and is exercising its own business judgment. The parties hereby further acknowledge and agree that Courant has made no recommendations or representations regarding any aspect of Sublicensee's business including, but not limited to, any representations with regard to Sublicensee's profits therefrom.

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