REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES OF NEWTECH Clause Samples

The "Representations and Warranties of NewTech" clause sets out the specific statements of fact and assurances that NewTech makes to the other party in the agreement. These may include confirmations about NewTech’s legal status, authority to enter into the contract, ownership of assets, compliance with laws, and absence of undisclosed liabilities. By providing these representations and warranties, NewTech assures the other party of the accuracy of key information, thereby allocating risk and establishing a basis for potential remedies if any statements prove to be false.
REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES OF NEWTECH. 3.1 NewTech represents and warrants to Kmart as follows:
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REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES OF NEWTECH. Seller hereby represents, covenants and warrants to the Buyer as follows:
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REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES OF NEWTECH. NewTech represents and warrants to AAAA as follows:
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REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES OF NEWTECH. 5.1 NewTech is a corporation organized under General Corporation Law of the State of Delaware.
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