Tax Warranties means the Warranties set forth in paragraph 1.17 of Schedule 7;

Tax Warranties means the Seller’s Warranties set out in paragraph 13 of Schedule 18;

Examples of Tax Warranties in a sentence

The representations and warranties of the parties hereto contained herein shall survive the Closing for a period of 24 months, except that (a) Tax Warranties in respect of a particular Tax shall survive until the Tax Statute of Limitations Date for such Tax and (b) Title and Authorization Warranties shall survive forever.
The Buyer shall in its absolute discretion decide whether to make a claim under the Tax Covenant, the Tax Warranties or both.
The Warranties are given subject to the limitations set out in Schedule 5 and the limitations set out in the Tax Covenant insofar as they are expressed to apply to the Tax Warranties.
The representations and warranties of the parties hereto contained herein and in the Related Agreements shall survive the Closing for a period of eighteen (18) months after the Closing, except that (a) Environmental Warranties shall survive the Closing for a period of five (5) years after the Closing, (b) Tax Warranties shall survive the Closing until the Tax Statute of Limitations Date, and (c) Title and Authorization Warranties shall survive the Closing forever.
Such written notice shall, where reasonably practicable, include an estimate of the liability of the Seller under the Tax Covenant or in respect of the Tax Warranties in respect of such Claim, the basis of calculation of that estimate and such details of the Claim as are then available to the Buyer or the Company.

More Definitions of Tax Warranties

Tax Warranties means the warranties set out in Paragraphs 34-37 of Schedule 3;

Tax Warranties means the representations and warranties in Section 4.18.

Tax Warranties means the Warranties set out in 1 of Schedule 4.