Common use of Additional Assets Clause in Contracts

Additional Assets. If additional assets or rights forming a part of, used in or intended to be used in, or necessary in the conduct of, the Business, other than Excluded Assets, are identified post-Closing as not having been adequately transferred to the Purchaser, the Sellers shall promptly transfer and assign to the Purchaser such assets or rights without additional consideration.

Additional Assets. If additional assets or rights forming a part of, used in or intended to be used in, or necessary in the conduct of, the Business, other than Excluded Assets, are identified post-Closing as not having been adequately transferred to the PurchaserBuyer, the Sellers Seller shall promptly transfer and assign to the Purchaser Buyer such assets or rights without additional consideration.

Additional Assets. If additional assets or rights forming a part of, used in or intended to be used in, or necessary in the conduct of, the Business, other than Excluded Assets, are identified post-Closing as not having been adequately transferred to the PurchaserBuyer, the Sellers shall promptly transfer and assign to the Purchaser Buyer such assets or rights without additional consideration.