Common use of Escrow Holdback Clause in Contracts

Escrow Holdback. In the event any part or all of the consideration payable to the Company or its stockholders in connection with a Trigger Event is paid into escrow or subject to holdback provisions, a portion or all of the Cash Bonus payable to Executive shall similarly be subject to such escrow or holdback provisions, in the same percentage as the escrowed amount relates to such total consideration. Thus, if 2% of the consideration payable to the Company (or its stockholders) in the Trigger Event is placed in escrow, then 2% of the Cash Bonus shall be placed the Company into escrow; the portion of the Cash Bonus so escrowed shall be paid to Executive only if and to the extent the escrowed or withheld Trigger Event consideration is released and paid to the Company (or its stockholders, as applicable). The terms of any Trigger Event escrow or holdback provisions shall govern the terms of the Company's right to withhold a portion of the Cash Bonus provided hereby.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Trigger Event Cash Bonus Agreement (SHG Holding Solutions Inc), Trigger Event Cash Bonus Agreement (SHG Holding Solutions Inc), Trigger Event Cash Bonus Agreement (Leasehold Resource Group LLC)

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