Adjusted Acquisition Cost definition

Adjusted Acquisition Cost means, with respect to a property, (i) the actual purchase price and commissions paid for such property by a Participating Entity plus (ii) (a) if the property was leased or available for lease as of the date of the Valuation, the actual capitalized renovation costs incurred as of such date or (b) if such property is not leased or available for lease as of the date of the Valuation, the estimated renovation cost for such property calculated in a manner agreed to by the REIT, Two Harbors and Provident.

Adjusted Acquisition Cost means, at any time, with respect to any Parcel of Property or Unit of Equipment, its Acquisition Cost less the aggregate amount of all Monthly Rent Components paid as portions of Basic Rent for such Parcel of Property or Unit of Equipment as of the time of determination.

Adjusted Acquisition Cost means, at the time of determination, the Acquisition Cost of the Project less (i) the aggregate amount of all Semi-Annual Rent Components theretofore included as portions of Basic Rent for any periods for which Basic Rent has been paid, and less (ii) any reduction in Adjusted Acquisition Cost provided for under subsection 2.3(b) of the Agreement for Lease (as adjusted pursuant to Section 3 of this Lease), paragraph (i) of Section 10 or paragraph (b) of Section 16 of this Lease.

Examples of Adjusted Acquisition Cost in a sentence

• Adjusted Acquisition Cost — except where the manufacturer is the provider, the price paid by the provider to the manufacturer or any other supplier for orthotic or pedorthic devices, customized equipment, or supplies, excluding all associated costs such as shipping, handling, and insurance costs in accordance with 101 CMR 334.00: Prostheses, Prosthetic Devices and Orthotic Devices.

• Adjusted Acquisition Cost — except where the manufacturer is the provider, the price paid by the provider to the manufacturer or any other supplier for prosthetic devices, customized equipment, or supplies, excluding all associated costs such as shipping, handling, and insurance costs in accordance with 130 CMR 428.422.

• Adjusted Acquisition Cost — the unit price paid to a manufacturer by an audiologist for a hearing aid or accessories, excluding postal-insurance charges.

• Thereupon, the Lessor shall adjust the Adjusted Acquisition Cost to reflect such reduction.

• If, based upon such Certificate of Increased Cost, a Completion Advance (as defined in the Agreement for Lease) is to be made, the Lessor shall execute within five (5) days of receipt of such Certificate of Increased Cost from the Lessee a revised AFL Unit Leasing Record to amend the Adjusted Acquisition Cost for such Parcel to reflect the increase in the Acquisition Cost.

More Definitions of Adjusted Acquisition Cost

Adjusted Acquisition Cost means the aggregate of the Adjusted Acquisition Costs of the Pork Production Facility and the Pork Production Facility Equipment being sold pursuant to this Section 12. The lease of Poultry Production Facility Equipment may be terminated pursuant to this Section 12 only in conjunction with a termination pursuant to this Section 12 of the lease of the Poultry Production Facility at which such Poultry Production Facility Equipment is used, or is to be used, and conversely, upon the termination pursuant to this Section 12 of the lease of a Poultry Production Facility, the lease of all of the Poultry Production Facility Equipment used, or to be used, in such Poultry Production Facility must be terminated pursuant to this Section 12 concurrently therewith. For purposes of this Section 12, in connection with the sale of a Poultry Production Facility and the related Poultry Production Facility Equipment, the term "Cash Proceeds" shall mean the aggregate cash proceeds from the sale of such Poultry Production Facility and Poultry Production Facility Equipment and "Adjusted Acquisition Cost" shall mean the aggregate of the Adjusted Acquisition Costs of the Poultry Production Facility and the Poultry Production Facility Equipment being sold pursuant to this Section 12. At the time a Parcel of Property or Unit of Equipment is sold pursuant to this Section 12, such Parcel or Unit shall be in compliance with all Legal Requirements and shall not be subject to any Permitted Contest or any Lien.

Adjusted Acquisition Cost means the aggregate of the Adjusted Acquisition Costs of the Poultry Production Facility and the Poultry Production Facility Equipment being sold pursuant to this Section 12. At the time a Parcel of Property or Unit of Equipment is sold pursuant to this Section 12, such Parcel or Unit shall be in compliance with all Legal Requirements and shall not be subject to any Permitted Contest or any Lien.

Adjusted Acquisition Cost has the meaning set forth in the Lease Agreement.

Adjusted Acquisition Cost means the aggregate of the Adjusted Acquisition Costs of such Parcel and Equipment. For purposes of paragraphs (b) (c) and (d) of this Section 12, Property shall include the aforementioned Equipment included in the same Unit Leasing Record or AFL Unit Leasing Record.

Adjusted Acquisition Cost means, at the time of determination, with respect to any Parcel of Property or Unit of Equipment, its Acquisition Cost less the aggregate amount of all Quarterly Rent Components paid as portions of Basic Rent for such Parcel or Unit for any periods prior to the time of determination of such Adjusted Acquisition Cost.

Adjusted Acquisition Cost. Cash Proceeds" "Computation Period" "Lease Rate Date" "Level 1" "Level 2" "Level 3" "Level 4" "Level 5" "Monthly Rent Component" "Variable Component of Basic Rent"

Adjusted Acquisition Cost means the aggregate of: