Clean Harbors, Inc. v. Arkema, Inc. (In Re Safety-Kleen Corp.)

How courts have described this case

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• “Even if there was inconsistency” between provisions of the Sale Order “the more specific language in the Sale Order . . . would control.”
• “When a buyer expressly assumes liabilities of a seller, it becomes directly liable therefore, regardless of any language in the sale agreement otherwise purporting generally to disclaim third-party beneficiary rights.”
• “When a buyer expressly assumes liabilities of 12 a seller, it becomes directly liable therefore, regardless of any language in the sale agreement otherwise purporting generally to disclaim third-party beneficiary rights.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).