Lost Revenue Sample Clauses
The Lost Revenue clause defines how financial losses resulting from missed or reduced income are addressed in a contract. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances under which a party may claim compensation for lost revenue, such as project delays, service interruptions, or breaches that prevent expected earnings. Its core function is to allocate risk and provide a clear mechanism for recovering losses due to unrealized income, ensuring both parties understand their potential liabilities and remedies in the event of disrupted business operations.
Lost Revenue. The Parties acknowledge that no compensation was paid by Xcel Energy to Sioux Valley for the limited right to serve by exception and agree that no compensation will be owed by Xcel Energy to Sioux Valley in the future for lost revenue related to the service by exception in Sioux Valley service territory.
Lost Revenue. The Parties agree that no additional compensation will be owed by Sioux Valley to Xcel Energy or by Xcel Energy to Sioux Valley in the future for lost revenue related to the transactions described in Section 1 above.
Lost Revenue. The Parties acknowledge that no compensation was paid by Xcel Energy to Southeastern for the limited right to serve by exception and agree that no compensation will be owed by Xcel Energy to Southeastern in the future for lost revenue related to the limited right to serve one (1) residential site located within the exception area and further shown on Exhibits A and B.
Lost Revenue. LICENSEE shall submit $2,936.00 to RAP for the lost revenue throughout the TERM.
Lost Revenue. You also acknowledge and agree that UT&T will not be held responsible or liable for any loss of revenue or income, even if UT&T is deemed at “fault”.
Lost Revenue. Lost Revenue shall be calculated using the present value function in Excel as further described below • Lost Revenue is equal to the negative of :