Inks Clause Samples

Inks. Up to Completion, the Seller shall procure in so far as he is reasonably able that: (a) the Vianova Group uses reasonable and good faith efforts to sell the Inks Business (and any other assets intended to be sold with it, as described in the LOI) on terms consistent with the LOI and any other terms agreed by Purchaser (such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed); and (b) the Purchaser shall have the right to review the proposed terms of the sale and shall be entitled to prevent the sale on reasonable grounds, including (without limitation) (i) the allocation of liability between the Vianova Group (on the one hand) and the acquirer of the Inks Business (on the other hand) being such that the Vianova Group retains or acquires any potential liability for post-acquisition acts or omissions of such acquirer; and (ii) the inclusion in the assets sold of all or part of the InfraServ share interest without a corresponding and appropriate increase in the consideration for the Inks Business.
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Inks. The type of inks used are the responsibility of the Seller. All inks must comply with CONEG regulations for heavy metal content and toxicity and Yellow Pages Association (YPA) recycling guidelines. Buyer will provide sample color swatches to insure color visually matches standards. The ink must not be subject to offsetting, smudging and must minimize show through on the reverse side of the page.
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Inks. Company agrees that it is solely responsible for the ink quality and usability of all Checks it processes in conjunction with the MCCS System.
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Inks. Four color process to be determined. The State reserves the right to add or decrease colors.
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Inks. (1) Up to Completion, DEPIV shall procure in so far as it is reasonably able (and none of the other Sellers shall restrict the abiliy of DEPIV so to procure) that: (a) the Vianova Group uses reasonable and good faith efforts to sell the Inks Business (and any other assets intended to be sold with it, as described in the LOI) on terms consistent with the LOI and any other terms agreed by Purchaser (such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed); and (b) the Purchaser shall have the right to review the proposed terms of the sale and shall be entitled to prevent the sale on reasonable grounds, including (without limitation) (i) the allocation of liability between the Vianova Group (on the one hand) and the acquirer of the Inks Business (on the other hand) being such that the Vianova Group retains or acquires any potential liability for post-acquisition acts or omissions of such acquirer; and (ii) the inclusion in the assets sold of all or part of the InfraServ share interest without a corresponding and appropriate increase in the consideration for the Inks Business. (2) After Completion and up to 29 February, 2000, the Purchaser shall use reasonable and good faith efforts to sell the Inks Business on a basis which is consistent with the basis inherited at Completion, provided that such basis is reasonably (having regard to the provisions of subclause (1)) acceptable to the Purchaser. (3) If the sale of the Inks Business is completed on or before 29 February, 2000 then the Gross Equity Value shall be increased by an amount equal to 50% of the Net Cash Proceeds agreed or determined in accordance with the following provisions of this clause.
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Inks. Touch this button to open the Ink Picker screen where you can define the extra ink colors for Printer Types with more than four colors.
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Inks. Black and one PMS, two-sided. Active Issue: PMS 293. Retiree Issue: PMS 2612.
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