Common use of Best Knowledge Clause in Contracts

Best Knowledge. As used herein, the term “best knowledge” or “knowledge” means (a) actual knowledge or (b) the knowledge that would be expected of a reasonable person after reasonable investigation of the matter at issue. The Company will be deemed to have knowledge of a matter if either Seller has knowledge of such matter.

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Sources: Membership Interest Purchase Agreement (Healthier Choices Management Corp.)

Best Knowledge. As used herein, the term “best knowledge” or “knowledge” means (a) actual knowledge or (b) the knowledge that would be expected of a reasonable person after reasonable investigation of the matter at issue. The Company Seller will be deemed to have knowledge of a matter if either Seller a Shareholder has knowledge of such matter.

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Sources: Asset Purchase Agreement (Healthier Choices Management Corp.)

Best Knowledge. As used herein, the term “best knowledge” or “knowledge” means (a) actual knowledge or (b) the knowledge that would be expected of a reasonable person after reasonable investigation of the matter at issue. The Company Seller will be deemed to have knowledge of a matter if either Seller Shareholder has knowledge of such matter.

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Sources: Asset Purchase Agreement (Healthier Choices Management Corp.)