Tax Indemnity definition
Examples of Tax Indemnity in a sentence
For the avoidance of doubt, in such case no Seller shall be liable for a Breach or claims under a Specific Indemnity, a Specific Tax Indemnity or the Tax Indemnity.
The Purchaser may claim, in whole or in part, under the Tax Indemnity or the Tax Warranties at its discretion but it may not recover from the Sellers more than once in respect of the same damage.
The Sellers will cease to be liable under the Tax Indemnity, unless written notice of a claim has been served by the Purchaser to the Sellers within nine (9) months following the later of (x) the applicable statutory limitation period (including formal extensions of such period by any Tax Authority) and (y) the termination of good faith negotiations with respect to the claim as confirmed by the Sellers to the Purchaser in writing.
Any claims of the Purchaser vis-à-vis a Seller under a Specific Tax Indemnity may, if and to the extent possible at the time of the notice of the Specific Tax Indemnity claim, be satisfied by way of set-off against any Deferred Purchase Price Amounts payable to such Seller in accordance with Clause 21.14 (for the avoidance of doubt, subject to the applicable limitations as contemplated by this Agreement).
The provisions set forth in Clauses 11.2 (Several liability), 11.5, including 11.5.2, (Maximum liability), 11.9 (Subsequent recovery), 11.10 (No cumulation), 11.11 (Tax benefits), 11.12 (Mitigation) and 15 (W&I Insurance) of this Agreement apply mutatis mutandis with respect to a Seller's liability under the Tax Indemnity other than the Specific Tax Indemnities.