Treatment of Book Capital Account of Expelled Partner Sample Clauses

Treatment of Book Capital Account of Expelled Partner. Any Partner so expelled shall, within a reasonable period determined by the Partnership which may include installment payments over five (5) years after the date the expulsion becomes effective, be paid the positive balance, if any, in its Book Capital Account after: (a) closing out its profits and losses (as determined under GAAP) for Book Capital Account purposes; and (b) further subtracting from its Book Capital Account the expelled Partner's or its Affiliate's share of any then existing liabilities of the Partnership, whether or not then due and owing, and any actual damages suffered by the Partnership and other Partners by reason of the default. If the balance in the expelled Partner's Book Capital Account is positive after the closing out of its profits and losses and the subtraction of its (or its Affiliate's) share of then due and owing liabilities of the Partnership, as well as the payment of any damages (which subtracted items are herein referred to as "Current Liabilities"), but such balance is less than the total of such former Partner's (or its Affiliate's) share of any other potential existing Partnership liabilities which are not then due and owing (herein "Non-Current Liabilities"), the Partnership shall retain such part of the expelled Partner's Book Capital Account as is equal to the amount of the expelled Partner's share of such Non-Current Liabilities, until all such liabilities are paid in full. Such retained moneys may be invested and reinvested as the Partnership deems appropriate and shall constitute a security interest in the possession of the Partnership to secure the payment of such Non-Current Liabilities of the expelled Partner, and such expelled Partner agrees that such security interest in its Book Capital Account shall pass to the Partnership and the Partnership shall take possession thereof for the purpose of obtaining perfection of such security interest on the earlier of the date of its expulsion or the date the expelled Partner enters voluntary bankruptcy proceedings of any type or becomes bankrupt. The Partnership shall apply all amounts retained from the expelled Partner's Book Capital Account (including any interest earned thereon) to the payment of such Non-Current Liabilities to the extent that such payments would have constituted a proper charge against the Book Capital Account of such expelled Partner had it not been expelled. At the time that all Non-Current Liabilities of the Partner shall have been paid in full...
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  • Negative Capital Accounts No Member shall be required to pay to any other Member or the Company any deficit or negative balance which may exist from time to time in such Member’s Capital Account (including upon and after dissolution of the Company).

  • Book Capital Accounts The Book Capital Account balance of each Holder shall be adjusted each day by the following amounts:

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  • Capital Contributions Capital Accounts The capital contribution of the Sole Member is set forth on Annex A attached hereto. Except as required by applicable law, the Sole Member shall not at any time be required to make additional contributions of capital to the Company. The capital accounts of the members shall be adjusted for distributions and allocations made in accordance with Section 8.

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  • Deficit Capital Account Upon the dissolution of the Company, any Member having a deficit balance in its Capital Account shall contribute to the Company the amount of cash or other assets (at their fair market value) necessary to bring the balance of such Member's Capital Account to zero after taking into account all allocations required by the regulations under Section 704(b) of the Code and all distributions of cash and other assets.

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