Common use of Amount of Loss Clause in Contracts

Amount of Loss. The amount of a Loss shall take into consideration the payments made or the recovery eventually received as a result of insurance policies hired by the Parties, thereby, the payments shall be only made net of the amount of any damages arising from hiring the insurance policies, as well as increased by the cost of such insurance policies hiring and any eventually premiums. Furthermore, the payment of a Loss shall take into consideration the tax effects regarding the applicable deductibility or taxability, thereby, if the payment generates a deductible expense in the same year, the payment shall be made on a net basis. Moreover, if the receipt of an indemnify payment generates a tax obligation, the gross amount of the indemnify shall be adjusted, even with the fulfillment of the tax obligation, to result in a full indemnify of the Loss suffered.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Joinder Agreement (Brazilian Distribution Co Companhia Brasileira De Distr CBD), Indemnification Agreement (Cnova N.V.), Indemnification Agreement (Cnova N.V.)

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