Assigned Dollar Value Clause Samples
The Assigned Dollar Value clause establishes a specific monetary amount attributed to a particular item, service, or obligation within a contract. This value is used to quantify the worth or cost of a designated component, such as equipment, deliverables, or damages, and may serve as a reference point for payments, adjustments, or settlements. By clearly defining the financial value assigned to certain aspects of the agreement, this clause ensures transparency and helps prevent disputes over pricing or compensation.
Assigned Dollar Value. (a) With respect to each Alternative Currency Borrowing, its “Assigned Dollar Value” shall mean the following:
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