Examples of Initial Adjustment Certificate in a sentence
In the event that any item reflected on the Initial Adjustment Certificate is in dispute as of the Closing Date, the disputed amount shall be deposited into an escrow account by the party to be charged and held by the Escrow Agent in accordance with the terms of the Indemnity Escrow Agreement until the Final Adjustment is finally determined in accordance with the provisions of Section 2.7.2 below.
At the Closing, all adjustments will be made on the basis of the Initial Adjustment Certificate, provided Buyer has not given notice to Seller that, in Buyer's opinion, the proposed adjustments are materially incorrect.
Prior to Closing, Seller shall provide Buyer or Buyer's representative with copies of all books and records as Buyer may reasonably request for purposes of verifying the Initial Adjustment Certificate and shall meet with Buyer's accountants and other representatives, but without limiting Seller's obligations hereunder to certify the Initial Adjustment Certificate.
The Initial Adjustment Certificate, as agreed to by the parties, shall constitute the basis on which the EBS Adjustment Amount and the Current Items Amount are calculated for purposes of the Closing.
The Subscriber Adjustment Amount and Current Items Amount (collectively, the "Adjustment Amounts"), shall be estimated in good faith by Seller and set forth, together with a detailed statement of the calculation thereof, in a certificate executed by the Chief Financial Officer of Seller and delivered to Buyer not later than ten days prior to Closing (the "Initial Adjustment Certificate").
Following receipt of such Initial Adjustment Certificate, the recipient shall have five Business Days to review such schedule and supporting information and to notify the preparer of such Initial Adjustment Certificate of any disagreements with the preparer's estimates of its Pro Rata Adjustments.
The Initial Adjustment Certificate shall constitute the basis on which the Adjustment Amounts are calculated for purposes of Closing.
Seller or Buyer, as appropriate, shall pay to the other party within 10 business days after the Final Adjustment, the amount by which the parties agree that the actual Adjustment Amounts differ from the Adjustment Amounts as estimated in the Initial Adjustment Certificate.
Following receipt of such Initial Adjustment Certificate, the recipient shall have five Business Days to review such schedule and supporting information and to notify the preparer of such Initial Adjustment Certificate of any disagreements with the preparer's estimates of its Closing Adjustment.
The Subscriber Estimate, the ------------------------------ EBS Adjustment Amount, if any, and the Current Items Amount shall be estimated in good faith by Seller, and set forth, together with a detailed statement of the calculation thereof, in a certificate (the "Initial Adjustment Certificate") executed by a duly authorized representative of Seller and delivered, together with such supporting documentation as the Buyer may reasonably request, to Buyer not later than ten (10) days prior to the Closing.