Common use of the Purchase Price Adjustment Clause in Contracts

the Purchase Price Adjustment. The costs of the independent accounting firm shall be borne by the party (either USFloral or the Shareholders as a group) whose determination of the Company's net worth at Closing was further from the determination of the independent accounting firm, or equally by USFloral and the Shareholders in the event that the determination by the independent accounting firm is equidistant between the Certified Closing Net Worth and the Actual Company Net Worth.

the Purchase Price Adjustment. The costs of the independent accounting firm Independent Accounting Firm shall be borne by the party (either USFloral Buyer or the Shareholders Stockholders as a group) whose determination of the Company's net worth at Closing was further from the determination of the independent accounting firmIndependent Accounting Firm, or equally by USFloral Buyer and the Shareholders Stockholders in the event that the determination by the independent accounting firm Independent Accounting Firm is equidistant between the Certified Closing Net Worth and the Actual Company Net Worth.

the Purchase Price Adjustment. The costs of the independent accounting firm shall be borne by the party (either USFloral or the Shareholders as a groupStockholder) whose determination of the Company's net worth at Closing was further from the determination of the independent accounting firm, or equally by USFloral and the Shareholders Stockholder in the event that the determination by the independent accounting firm is equidistant between the Certified Closing Net Worth and the Actual Company Net Worth.

the Purchase Price Adjustment. The costs of the independent accounting firm shall be borne by the party (either USFloral Buyer or the Shareholders as a groupStockholder) whose determination of the Company's net worth at Closing was further from the determination of the independent accounting firm, or equally by USFloral Buyer and the Shareholders Stockholder in the event that the determination by the independent accounting firm is equidistant (or within $1,000 of being equidistant) between the Certified Closing Net Worth and the Actual Company Net Worth.