Common use of Unliquidated Claims Clause in Contracts

Unliquidated Claims. If the relevant obligation or liability is unliquidated or unascertained, the Finance Party may set-off the amount which it estimates (in good faith) will be the final amount of that obligation or liability once it becomes liquidated or ascertained.

Unliquidated Claims. If the relevant obligation or liability is unliquidated or unascertained, unascertained the Finance Party may set-set off the amount which it estimates (in good faith) will be the final amount of that such obligation or liability once it becomes liquidated or ascertained.

Unliquidated Claims. If the relevant obligation or liability is unliquidated or unascertained, the Finance Party may set-set off the amount which it estimates (in good faith) will be the final amount of that obligation or liability once it becomes liquidated or ascertained.. 126

Unliquidated Claims. If the relevant obligation or liability is unliquidated or unascertained, the Finance Party may set-off the amount which it estimates (in good faith) will be the final amount of that such obligation or liability once it becomes liquidated or ascertained.

Unliquidated Claims. If the relevant obligation or liability described under clause 18.1 is unliquidated or unascertained, the Finance Party may set-off the amount which it estimates (in good faith) will be the final amount of that obligation or liability once it becomes liquidated or ascertained.

Unliquidated Claims. If the relevant obligation or liability is unliquidated or unascertained, the such Finance Party may at any time after an Event of Default (and for so long as the same is continuing) set-off the amount which it estimates (in good faith) will be the final amount of that such obligation or liability once it becomes liquidated or ascertained.