Common use of Materiality Defined Clause in Contracts

Materiality Defined. “Material” or “materiality” or “materially” or “materially and adversely affect” as used in this Agreement with respect to Seller shall mean a claim, encumbrance or occurrence (including without limitation a breach of warranty or violation by Seller) that could lessen the value of the Assets by, or cause damages of, at least $25,000.00.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Timberland Purchase and Sale Agreement (Pope Resources LTD Partnership), Timberland Purchase and Sale Agreement (Pope Resources LTD Partnership)

Materiality Defined. Material" or "materiality" or "materially" or "materially and adversely affect" as used in this Agreement with respect to Seller shall mean a claim, encumbrance or occurrence (including without limitation a breach of warranty or violation by Seller) that could lessen the value of the Assets by, or cause damages of, at least $25,000.00150,000.00.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Purchase and Sale Agreement (Pope Resources LTD Partnership)