Examples of Disputed Assets in a sentence
Each Independent Valuation Expert’s written decision as to the more reasonable Statutory Book Value of the Disputed Assets under the circumstances will be binding on the Parties.
The fees and expenses of the applicable Independent Valuation Expert will be borne by the Party that such expert decides against in its determination of the more reasonable Statutory Book Value of the Disputed Assets.
Buyer agrees to work in good faith and use its reasonable best efforts to resolve with LR Acquisition, LLC any such Allocation Dispute, and Seller will have the right to deliver and tender the Disputed Assets to either LR Acquisition, LLC or Buyer, without any Liability hereunder.
Immediately upon delivery by Parent of a written notice to Transferor of its desire that the Disputed Assets constitute Transferred Assets, subject to this Section 5.10, the Disputed Assets shall become Transferred Assets hereunder.
The Commission urges the Court to consider the inequitable consequences that will result if some or all of the Disputed Assets are removed from the Receivership Assets.
The Series 1 Noteholder may, within a further five Collateral Business Days, seek one or more indicative quotation(s) from independent dealers for any of the relevant Disputed Assets and notify the Calculation Agent, with a copy to the Issuer of the same by 11a.m. New York time on any Collateral Business Day within such period.
Plaintiff Great Plains’ Motion for Summary Judgment on ESCO and Basin’s Counterclaim alleging thatDefendants purchased 100% of the Disputed Assets and requesting a remedy is DENIED.
The Probate Court’s jurisdiction over the Disputed Assets (via its jurisdiction over the res of the Testator’s probate estate) prevents this Court from simultaneously exercising jurisdiction over the same property.
It then argues that the actions taken by the Sambranos in 2008 in relation to some of the Disputed Assets, after the loan defaults were called, constituted fraudulent transfers under the Texas Uniform Fraudulent Transfers Act (“TUFTA”).
As discussed in prior pleadings, the BVI Liquidators’ proposal will not only exclude a large number of victims (both inside and outside of the United States) fromasserting their claim to a pro rata share of the Receivership Assets, but it will also remove the Disputed Assets (the vast majority of the Receivership Assets) to the British Virgin Islands, outside of this Court’s jurisdiction.