Costs of Sale definition
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If Tenant operates at multiple locations, then Port's Sale Participation will be calculated using only the Gross Sale Proceeds, Net Sale Proceeds, and Costs of Sale reasonably attributable to the Premises.
Except for Capital Proceeds, any and all revenues, payments, refunds, rebates, reimbursements and the like, of any kind or nature, received by the Company with respect to any of its assets in excess of Costs of Sale (collectively, “Net Proceeds”) shall be deposited directly into an account established by IHP (the “Collection Account”).
In addition to the Purchase Price, the Redeveloper shall pay the Costs of Sale incurred by the City and the Authority in connection with the transfer and sale of the Property pursuant to the Purchase Agreement and this Contract.
Excess Profit is defined as the amount of the sales price for the Property in excess of the sum of “Expected Sales Price” and Costs of Sale.
On the Closing Date (defined below), the Redeveloper shall pay to the Authority the Purchase Price and the Authority shall transfer the Purchase Price plus the City’s Costs of Sale, minus the Authority’s Costs of Sale and the Authority’s reasonable administrative costs, to be paid by the Redeveloper, to the City.
All Costs of Sale shall be borne by the Redeveloper, including but not limited to the cost of the Policy and costs to record this Contract and the Special Warranty Deed.
Direct Costs of Sale means any and all commissions and professional fees, including legal & accounting fees, directly attributable to the Sale.