Common use of Access; Due Diligence Clause in Contracts

Access; Due Diligence. The Parties acknowledge that the Company has (i) given Purchaser, its lenders, and its accounting, legal, business, environmental, engineering, intellectual property and other authorized representatives and advisors full access, during normal business hours, to the Facilities, and (ii) furnished Purchaser and its authorized representatives and advisors with all documents and information relating to Company as reasonably requested by Purchaser, its lenders, and its authorized representatives and advisors, (iii) permitted Purchaser and its authorized representatives and advisors to review all books, records and Contracts of Company as requested by Purchaser and its authorized representatives and advisors, and made copies thereof, (iv) made available the employees and advisors of Company, including those responsible for the management of the Business, and caused Company’ employees and advisors to furnish Purchaser and its authorized representatives and advisors with data and other information with respect to Company as requested by Purchaser and its authorized representatives and advisors, and discussed with Purchaser and its authorized representatives and advisors the affairs of the Business, and (v) fully cooperated with Purchaser and its authorized representatives and advisors in its investigation and examination of Company and its Business and affairs. No investigation, or receipt of information provided by or on behalf of Company or review thereof by Purchaser, its lenders, or its representatives or advisors has diminished or obviated, or relieved Sellers from, or affected the ability or right of Purchaser to rely on, any of the representations, warranties, covenants and agreements of Sellers contained in this Agreement and the Seller Documents. Purchaser acknowledges that its obligations to consummate the transactions contemplated hereby are not subject to any further due diligence investigation by Purchaser.