Resolving Accounting Firm definition
Examples of Resolving Accounting Firm in a sentence
The Sellers, RWD Canada and GP US shall give, and shall cause their respective Representatives to give, the Resolving Accounting Firm and its Representatives such reasonable assistance and access to the Acquired Assets and Books and Records, and any applicable assets, work papers, schedules and other documents as the Resolving Accounting Firm shall reasonably request.
The resolution of such disagreements by the Resolving Accounting Firm shall be final and binding on Northland and Ocean Spray.
The Resolving Accounting Firm shall only review the books and records of Ocean Spray relating to the six-month period required to be used to calculate the Non-Committed Concentrate Price.
The fees, costs and expenses of the Resolving Accounting Firm shall be allocated between the Buyers, on the one hand, and the Sellers and RWD Canada, on the other hand, as follows (i) if the Resolving Accounting Firm accepts the position of the Buyers, solely to the Sellers and RWD Canada, and (ii) if the Resolving Accounting Firm accepts the position of the Sellers and RWD Canada, solely to the Buyers.
Alcoa reserves the right to prohibit equipment and materials on company property that does not meet Alcoa standards.
In reaching its determination, the only alternatives available to the Resolving Accounting Firm will be to (i) accept the position of the Sellers and RWD Canada or (ii) accept the position of GP US.
The Sellers, RWD Canada and GP US and their respective Representatives, shall cooperate fully with the Resolving Accounting Firm.
The Resolving Accounting Firm shall consider only those items and amounts that were set forth in the Proposed Balance Sheet and/or any objection notice delivered pursuant to Section 3.03 above and that remain unresolved by the Sellers, RWD Canada and GP US.
In the event that the final determination of the Non-Committed Concentrate Price by the Resolving Accounting Firm differs from the Non-Committed Concentrate Price set forth on the Purchase Price Statement (the “Statement Differential”) by five percent or less, Northland shall pay the fees and expenses of the Resolving Accounting Firm relating to the resolution of any such disagreements.
The Resolving Accounting Firm shall resolve any remaining disputes concerning the Proposed Balance Sheet or the calculations of Proposed Working Capital Amount.