Amount of Adjustment Sample Clauses

Amount of Adjustment. The Adjustment will be an amount, positive or negative, equal to the Working Capital Adjustment plus the Cash Items Adjustment. The Purchase Price will finally be determined on the date the amount of the Working Capital Adjustment is finally determined.
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Amount of Adjustment. If the Closing Working Capital is
Amount of Adjustment. Subject to adjustment pursuant to the resolution of any disputes in accordance with Section 2.4.3, the Company Purchase Price shall be finally adjusted as follows:
Amount of Adjustment. If the Closing Working Capital is -
Amount of Adjustment. The final Adjustment will be calculated as follows:
Amount of Adjustment. If the Final Purchase Value is less than or equal to the Base-Line Purchase Value, then the amount of the Adjustment will equal the same and the principal amount due pursuant to the Initial Promissory Note shall be reduced by such amount as an offset to such note and no interest shall have accrued on or be payable due to such offset principal amount. If the Final Purchase Value is greater than the Base-Line Purchase Value, then the amount of the Adjustment will be a positive number equal to the amount by which the Final Purchase Value is greater than the Base-Line Purchase Value. If the Adjustment is positive, the first Three Hundred Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars ($325,000.00) shall be paid in cash and the balance, if any, will be paid in the form of the Final Promissory Note.
Amount of Adjustment. If the Closing Net Book Value is equal to the Base-Line Net Book Value, then the Adjustment will equal zero. If the Closing Net Book Value is more than the Base-Line Net Book Value, then the Adjustment will be a positive amount equal to the amount by which the Closing Net Book Value is more than the Base- Line Net Book Value. If the Closing Net Book Value is less than the Base-Line Net Book Value, then the Adjustment will be a negative amount equal to the amount by which the Closing Net Book Value is less than the Base-Line Net Book Value. The Purchase Price will finally be determined on the date the amount of the Adjustment is finally determined.
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Amount of Adjustment. If on any given Monday National U.S. Average disease fuel prices, as published in one of the sources identified in subsection D1, exceed or fall below the neutral range specified in the table under subsection D2c, a TSP will compute its FRGRA under subsection D2a or b, as appropriate.
Amount of Adjustment. Any required adjustment: (i) shall only be made in the minimum amount necessary to delete any Variance at the end of the subsequent [**] Evaluation Period and not in a shorter period of time, (ii) shall be based on the assumption that the [**] and the weighted average [**] for all Products as of the end of the most recent [**] Evaluation Period shall remain in effect for the next [**] Evaluation Period and (iii) shall in no event reduce the Purchase Price for any Product below the Atrix Manufacturing Cost for such Product plus [**] The Parties shall share equally in any adjustment resulting from a change in the [**] (e.g., an adjustment of $0.50 instead of $1.00 to the Purchase Price).
Amount of Adjustment. If the Closing Net Worth is equal to the Base-Line Net Worth, then the Adjustment will equal zero. If the Closing Net Worth is greater than the Base-Line Net Worth, then the Adjustment will be a positive amount equal to the amount by which the Closing Net Worth is greater than the Base-Line Net Worth. If the Closing Net Worth is less than the Base-Line Net Worth, then the Adjustment will be a negative amount equal to the amount by which the Closing Net Worth is less than the Base-Line Net Worth. The Purchase Price will finally be determined on the date the amount of the Adjustment is finally determined.
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