Common use of Limitation on Losses Clause in Contracts

Limitation on Losses. If any allocation of Loss (or any items thereof) would result in a Member’s Capital Account having a deficit balance that (in absolute value) exceeds the maximum deficit balance that would be permitted under the 704(b) Regulations, such Loss (or items thereof) will be reallocated to any other Members that have Capital Accounts that would not have such excess deficit balances.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Operating Agreement (Rock Fund VII-A, LLC), Operating Agreement (Rock Fund VII-A, LLC), Operating Agreement (TRP Fund VII LLC)

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Limitation on Losses. If any allocation of Net Loss (or any items thereof) would result in a Member’s Capital Account having a deficit balance that (in absolute value) exceeds the maximum deficit balance that would be permitted under the 704(b) Regulations, such Loss (or items thereof) will be reallocated to any other Members that have Capital Accounts that would not have such excess deficit balances.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Operating Agreement (New England Cape Gods, Inc.)

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