Assumed Monetary Liabilities definition

Assumed Monetary Liabilities. Section 1.2(b) "Bank" Section 4.8(a) "Benefit Arrangement" Section 4.14(a)(1) "Best Knowledge of the Shareholder" Section 4.6 "Cash Portion of the Purchase Price" Section 1.2(a) "Change in Control Payment" Section 3.8 "Claims" Section 10.3(a) "Closing" Section 1.1(a) "Closing Date" Section 1.1(a) "Closing Date Balance Sheet" Section 1.2(c)(i) "Closing Date Net Worth" Section 1.2(b)[(ix)] "Code" Section 4.14(a) "Company" Preamble "Companies" Preamble "Confidential Information" Section 3.1(a) "Continuing Employee" Section 3.2(c) "Customer Furnished Items" Section 4.29 "Deductible Amount" Section 10.7 "Defined Business" Section 3.2(b)(i) "Domestic Subsidiary" Preamble "Employee Pension Benefit Plan" Section 4.14(a)(7) "Employee Plans" Section 4.14(a)(2) "Employee Welfare Benefit Plan" Section 4.14(a)(8) "Employment Agreement" Section 2.2(i) "Environmental Claims" Section 10.3(c) "Environmental Laws" Section 4.19(a)(2) "Environmental Permits" Section 4.19(a)(3) "Environmental Proceedings" Section 4.19(a)(1) "ERISA" Section 4.14(a)(3) "ERISA Affiliate" Section 4.14(a)(4) "Estimated Cash Portion of the Purchase Price" Section 1.3 "Event of Breach" Section 9.1(a) "Excluded Assets" Section 1.1(b) "Final Allocation" Section 3.3(a) "Financial Statements" Section 4.5(b) "Firm" Section 1.2(c)(iv) "Fixed Assets" Section 1.1(a)(v) "Foreign Subsidiary" Preamble "Foreign Subsidiary's Reference Balance Sheet" Section 4.5(b) 100
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Examples of Assumed Monetary Liabilities in a sentence

  • The amount which the parties contemplated as the Excess of Assets over the Assumed Monetary Liabilities is the amount which appears in Section 4.04 of the Agreement, the adjustment clause.

  • The two elements of the calculation are the assumed liabilities and the Excess of Assets over Assumed Monetary Liabilities.

  • Since the Excess of Assets over Assumed Monetary Liabilities was to be made up of the promissory note, the Special Shares and the common shares, the value of the two classes of shares is the difference between $378,021,000 and the amount of the promissory note, or approximately $234,000,000.

  • It is there provided that if the calculation of the Excess Assets over Assumed Monetary Liabilities based on the Closing Date Financial Statements varies by more than 2% from $378,021,000, the purchase price of the shares will be adjusted.