Disclosed Documents definition

Disclosed Documents means the documents listed in Part 1 of the Schedule;

Disclosed Documents means the documents listed in Part [3] of the Schedule;]

Disclosed Documents means all those documents and information relating to the business of the Company and/or its Subsidiaries disclosed and provided to Buyer (or its agents or advisers) prior to the date hereof and as listed at Schedule 1.01 of the Seller Disclosure Letter.

Examples of Disclosed Documents in a sentence

• The Lender is deemed to have satisfied itself on the application of all statute and statutory regulations and rules in so far as affecting or relating to the Property and insofar as disclosed in the Disclosed Documents and, except as expressly provided for in this Schedule Part 3B, the Borrowers give no warranties or assurances on such matters.

• Golden Arrow acknowledges and consents to (c) the fact that SSRM is collecting Golden Arrow’s personal information (as that term is defined under applicable privacy legislation, including, without limitation, the Personal Publicly Disclosed Documents Protection and Electronic Documents Act (Canada) and any other applicable similar, replacement or supplemental provincial or federal legislation or laws in effect from time to time) for the purpose of completing this Agreement.

• This clause provides that any Disclosed Documents are deemed to have been examined by the Tenant, and that it accepts that it is leasing the Property having satisfied itself on all matters disclosed in them.

• However once the period of time has elapsed without the Tenant resiling, all of the items exhibited will become Disclosed Documents for the purposes of the Missives and the deeming provision in clause 4.1 will apply.

• Except where the contrary is stated in the Disclosed Documents, during the period of the Owners' ownership of the Property, the Borrowers and the Owners confirm that there have been no disputes which remain outstanding with neighbouring proprietors or third parties about items common to the Property and adjacent premises, access to or from the Property, the title to the Property or similar matters.

More Definitions of Disclosed Documents

Disclosed Documents means the Disclosure Letter, the information provided in the Data Room and the Completion Disclosure Letter (including the agreed form bundle of documents to the Disclosure Letter and/or the Completion Disclosure Letter (if any)).

Disclosed Documents shall have the meaning as set forth in Section 8.5.1 (ii).

Disclosed Documents see the comments on Clause 4.1 below. "Letter of Undertaking" is only required if the Lease is not registrable.

Disclosed Documents means the documents referred to in the Assignation and all appendices, schedules, and exhibits (or any similar term) attached to or referenced within those documents.

Disclosed Documents means the documents listed in Part 1 of the Schedule; Disposition means the disposition of the Property in favour of the Purchaser in terms of the draft set out in Part [3] of the Schedule]; Fixed Plant means such plant and machinery ( within the meaning of the Capital Allowances Act 2001) as constitutes a fixture or fixtures and which is included in the sale of the Property HMRC means HM Revenue & Customs; Interest means interest on the sum in question at 4% per annum above the base rate from time to time of [ ] from the date that such sum is due for payment or, if there is no such date specified, the date of demand for such sum until such sum is paid; Missives means the contract constituted by this offer and all duly executed letters following on it; Moveables means the moveable items set out in Part [7] of the Schedule; Plan means the [demonstrative] plan contained in Part [4] of the Schedule; Price means [ ] POUNDS (£[ ]) Sterling exclusive of any VAT;

Disclosed Documents means the schedule of deeds and documents marked Disclosed Documents and annexed hereto

Disclosed Documents means the documents which form the Disclosure Bundle as set out in the index attached to the Disclosure Letter;