Examples of Purchase Option Amount in a sentence
If six months prior to the Maturity Date, the then Termination Value of all the Equipment is less than the Maximum Purchase Option Amount, then on the Maturity Date Lessee shall be required to exercise its Maturity Date Purchase Option on the Maturity Date with respect to all remaining Equipment.
If on the date which is twelve months prior to the Maturity Date the then Termination Value of all the Properties (including any Substitute Property) is less than the Maximum Purchase Option Amount, then the Lessee shall be required to exercise its Purchase Option on the Maturity Date with respect to all remaining Properties.
If twelve (12) months prior to the Expiration Date, the then Termination Value of all the Equipment is less than the Maximum Purchase Option Amount, then on the Expiration Date Lessee shall be required to exercise its Expiration Date Purchase Option on the Expiration Date with respect to all remaining Equipment.
If Obligor gives such written notice to Obligee same shall constitute a binding obligation of Obligor to purchase Obligee's interest in all of such Items of Equipment and to pay Obligee the Purchase Option Amount on the Termination Date thereof.
Boston Beer may, in its sole discretion, set off against the then applicable Purchase Option Amount under the Equipment Lease for [*] and the Equipment Lease for Required Additional Equipment in lieu of payment of a Volume Adjustment Payment in cash, it being understood that any such offset shall first be applied to any outstanding amount owed under the Equipment Lease for [*].
If Lessee fails to give such written notice to Lessor, such failure shall constitute an election and a binding obligation of Lessee to exercise the purchase option hereunder and to pay Lessor the Purchase Option Amount with respect thereto on the Termination Date.
If Lessee has not timely satisfied the obligations and conditions set forth in Section 6.1 with respect to the redelivery of each and every Item of Equipment, then Lessee shall be deemed to have exercised the purchase option set forth in Section 28.2 hereof and Lessee shall pay to Lessor the Purchase Option Amount with respect to all Items of Equipment.
Its founders, Valérie Dumans and Philippe de Roux, both met in the field while working in Philippines on a micro-credit programme of an NGO called InterAide.
If on the Purchase Decision Date the then Termination Value of all the Properties is less than the Maximum Purchase Option Amount, then on the Maturity Date Lessee shall be required to exercise its Purchase Option on the Maturity Date with respect to all remaining Properties.
If Lessee gives such written notice to Lessor same shall constitute a binding obligation of Lessee to purchase all of such Items of Equipment and to pay Lessor the Purchase Option Amount on the Termination Date thereof.