Common use of Shortfall Amount Clause in Contracts

Shortfall Amount. Transfer to the New VEBA the assets in the TAA that represent the value in the TAA, as of the date of transfer to the New VEBA, of the Initial Shortfall Amount and any additional Shortfall Amount payment(s) described in Section 7.D of this Settlement Agreement made to the TAA and the investment returns thereon, net of expenses (but limited to those expenses that could be charged to the TAA under ERISA if the TAA was a plan subject to ERISA), or at GM’s option cash in lieu of some or all of these assets. Thereafter, subject to GM’s option to buy out the Shortfall Amount at any time, pay an annual Shortfall Amount to the New VEBA as described in Section 10 and Exhibit D to this Settlement Agreement.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Settlement Agreement, Settlement Agreement, Settlement Agreement (General Motors Corp)

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