Repayment of Certain Undepreciated Capital Sample Clauses

Repayment of Certain Undepreciated Capital. UMC agrees to repay any undepreciated capital investments, as requested in writing by the University Parties in accordance with Section 2.4.1, made by KentuckyOne at ULH after November 1, 2016. KentuckyOne will finance any such repayment in accordance with Section 5.2(d) of the JOA, if so requested by the University Parties. Notwithstanding the foregoing: (i) to the extent that further investigation or examination reveals that, based on GAAP principles, the actual amount of Aggregate Undepreciated Capital is less than Thirty Eight Million Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars ($38,800,000) (the “Target Capital Amount”), the University Parties will have the right to reduce any required repayment amount under this Section 2.4.4 by the amount the actual Aggregate Undepreciated Capital is less than the Target Capital Amount; and (ii) to the extent that further investigation or examination reveals that, based on GAAP principles, the actual amount of Aggregate Undepreciated Capital is greater than the Target Capital Amount, KentuckyOne will have the right to increase any required repayment amount under this Section 2.4.4 by the lesser of (a) the amount the actual Aggregate Undepreciated Capital is greater than the Target Capital Amount or (b) an amount equal to the difference between the Target Capital Amount and the Aggregate Undepreciated Capital amounts set forth on Schedules 2.4.2 and 2.4.3 attached hereto.
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