Common use of Reasonable Equivalent Value Clause in Contracts

Reasonable Equivalent Value. Sellers represent and warrant that the Purchase Price is a reasonably equivalent value for the transfer of the Stock to Buyer and that the transfer of the Stock to Buyer is intended to be a contemporaneous exchange for new value given to Sellers by Buyer.

Reasonable Equivalent Value. Sellers represent The Seller represents and warrant warrants that the Purchase Price is a reasonably equivalent value for the transfer of the Stock Assets to the Buyer and that the transfer of the Stock Assets to the Buyer is intended to be a contemporaneous exchange for new value given to Sellers the Seller by the Buyer.