Pending Amounts definition

Pending Amounts means, at any time, the aggregate amount of all Liabilities Claims, except Liabilities Claims in respect of a Liability or Damages for which both (i) it has been and remains agreed or determined, in accordance with Section 6 hereof, that a reserve should or should not be maintained as part of the Scheduled Liabilities and (ii) no claim, dispute, arbitration or proceeding is pending as to the amount of any such reserve.
Pending Amounts means amounts with respect to which a Purchaser Indemnified Party has submitted written notice of a claim for indemnification to the Escrow Agent pursuant to the terms of this Agreement and the Escrow Agreement.
Pending Amounts means the Non-Payable Amounts and the amounts that the Seller might be required to refund to the Purchaser in the relevant Reference Period as a consequence of the occurrence in said period of the following events: a) a claim made by the Purchaser in connection with a delayed or failed delivery; b) exercise of the Legal Guarantee of Conformity; c) a claim made by the Purchaser within the Customer Protection Plan;

Examples of Pending Amounts in a sentence

  • Notwithstanding the foregoing, while there is any Tax Claim, Final Tax Amount or pending Liabilities Claim, Fund B shall be maintained in an amount equal to the sum of all Tax Reserves for all Tax Claims, Final Tax Amounts, the Maintenance Level, all Pending Amounts, and all other amounts required to be paid out from or maintained in Fund B.


More Definitions of Pending Amounts

Pending Amounts means, in respect of any Financial Year (the "Relevant Financial Year"), the aggregate cash amounts projected to be paid in respect of the consideration (including any Deferred Consideration) for Permitted Business Acquisitions or Permitted JVs or any restructuring costs of the Group in connection with any Permitted Transaction, in each case for which a Group Member has entered into a legally binding commitment before the end of the Relevant Financial Year and completed (and the cash consideration or restructuring costs paid) by no later than the following Financial Year or where such cash amounts constitute Deferred Consideration.