Common use of Adjustment to Base Purchase Price Clause in Contracts

Adjustment to Base Purchase Price. If a third party gives notice of its intent to exercise a preferential right to purchase any of the Interests, the Base Purchase Price will be adjusted by the Allocation for the preferential right property. If Buyer has allocated a positive dollar amount to the preferential right property, the Base Purchase Price will be reduced by the dollar amount of the positive Allocation. If Buyer has allocated a negative dollar amount to the preferential right property, the Base Purchase Price will be increased by the absolute value of the negative Allocation.

Adjustment to Base Purchase Price. If a third party gives notice of its intent to exercise a preferential right to purchase any of the Interests, such Interest will be removed from this transaction, subject to (c) below, and the Base Purchase Price will be adjusted by the Allocation for the preferential right property. If Buyer has allocated a positive dollar amount to the preferential right property, the Base Purchase Price will be reduced by the dollar amount of the positive Allocation. If Buyer has allocated a negative dollar amount to the preferential right property, the Base Purchase Price will be increased by the absolute value of the negative Allocation.