Due Diligence Process means the process by which the Fund and its agents have provided to the Purchaser and its agents certain agreements, documents and information concerning the Fund and its affiliates, via a dedicated website, in response to one or more requests made by the Purchaser or its agents or otherwise.

Due Diligence Process means the process by which the Issuer and its agents have provided to the Purchasers and their agents certain agreements, documents and information concerning the Issuer and its affiliates in response to one or more requests made by the Purchasers or their agents or otherwise.

Due Diligence Process has the meaning set forth in Section 5(b) of the Agreement.

Examples of Due Diligence Process in a sentence

Generally, the City’s position is not to provide Debriefings until after the contract has been awarded, except for firms disqualified during the Due Diligence Process, in which case a Pre-Award Debriefing can be requested following Due Diligence.
The Applicant shall make copies of documents containing the Confidential Information only in the manner permitted by the Rules of the Tender, the Rules Applicable To Use Of Data Carriers In The Due Diligence Process and by the Data Room Rules and only in an extent inevitably necessary for the Applicant’s participation in the Tender.
The Participant is obligated to dispose of the Data Tape and CD-ROM/DVD only in compliance with the Rules Applicable To Use Of Data Carriers In The Due Diligence Process.
The Applicant agrees to use the Confidential Information only in the manner stipulated in this Agreement, the Rules Applicable To Use Of Data Carriers In The Due Diligence Process and in the Data Room Rules and only for the purposes of the Tender, in particular, without limitation, to decide on the submission of an offer.
Advice or recommendations given by us to customers, suppliers, government officials, or others must not be motivated by personal advantages or relationships.In view of the importance of appropriate due diligence on all third parties, PAR has implemented a Due Diligence Process, described in the Handbook.

More Definitions of Due Diligence Process

Due Diligence Process means the due diligence process entered into and completed by the Parties from July 1, 2002 to December 31, 2002 in connection with this Agreement.

Due Diligence Process means the investigation of the Company made by HTEL according to the Memorandum of Understanding. "Memorandum of Understanding" - means the agreement signed by the Parties on December 6, 1996, hereinafter referred to as MoU "Company" - means E-Net Hungary Telecommunications and Multimedia, hereinafter referred to as "E-Net" or "Company."

Due Diligence Process means the process by which the Parties exchanged information in anticipation of the transactions contemplated herein and which process is summarized in Sections 8.2(a) and 8.2(b).

Due Diligence Process has the meaning given in Recital (E).

Due Diligence Process means the investigation of the Company made by HTEL according to the Memorandum of Understanding. "Memorandum of Understanding" - means the agreement signed by the Parties on December 2, 1996, hereinafter referred to as MoU OBJECT OF PURCHASE

Due Diligence Process means the due diligence process and procedures established in relation to the Offer and the Offer Documents and summarised in the Due Diligence Planning Memorandum adopted by the Due Diligence Committee and, where appropriate, includes the Due Diligence Planning Memorandum and the relevant reports and findings resulting from that process.

Due Diligence Process. Means the due diligence process carried out by the Purchaser and its professional advisors “Data Room” Means virtual data room structured by the Purchaser and hosted at the Purchaser’s share point server, populated by the Sellers and their advisors, any and all documents contained within, content of which has been recorded on compact disk (CD) delivered to the Parties before the signing of this Agreement.