Common use of Tiebreaker Provision Clause in Contracts

Tiebreaker Provision. If the disputing parties are unable or unwilling to attempt a negotiated agreement on their own within thirty (30) days of Notice of the Dispute, they shall appoint a mutually acceptable neutral party who shall be either an attorney or CPA licensed in Delaware, familiar with the DLLCA, the Securities Act, and Regulation A, CF, D, and/or S securities offerings (as may be applicable to such Dispute), to review the facts surrounding the Dispute and offer a nonbinding tiebreaking vote and/or proposed resolution. All costs and fees for such informal resolution shall be split equally between the parties to the dispute.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Operating Agreement (Cardone Equal Opportunity Fund 2, LLC), Operating Agreement (Cardone Equal Opportunity Fund 2, LLC), Operating Agreement (Cardone REIT I, LLC)

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