Common use of Nature of JV Interest Clause in Contracts

Nature of JV Interest. An Ordinary JV Interest represents an undivided participation interest in the Glad Business and each JV Interest represents a right to receive income and losses, cash flow and proceeds with respect thereto, as described herein. A JV Interest does not represent, and will not be deemed to convey, a direct ownership interest in any of the properties, assets or other rights of the Glad Business, title to which will be held by the Clorox Parties, nor will it result in the assumption by the P&G Parties of any Liabilities of the Glad Business. For income Tax purposes only, a JV Interest represents a capital and profits interest in the Joint Venture.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Joint Venture Agreement (Clorox Co /De/), Joint Venture Agreement (Clorox Co /De/), Joint Venture Agreement (Clorox Co /De/)

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