Set-Off Right definition
Examples of Set-Off Right in a sentence
It is further agreed and understood that the Company Set-Off Right is not intended to limit or otherwise prohibit the Company from taking any other action hereunder (other than an action to recover the amount of the Employee Obligation that it would otherwise have the right to take) with respect to Employee.
Buyer’s sole source of recovery for any claims for indemnification made under this Article VI from and after the Indemnity Date shall be to exercise the Set-Off Right against any and all Program Payments made after the Indemnity Date.
Other than the Set-Off Right the Company shall have no other remedy at law or in equity to recover the dollar amount of the Employee Obligation.
If the Closing Date Payment is insufficient to cover the Shortfall, the Buyer shall offset the amount by which the Shortfall exceeds the Closing Date Payment from any Program Payments pursuant to the Set-Off Right.
Upon the Company's written notice to Employee of its exercise of the Set-Off Right, Employee shall have ten (10) business days to remit cash equal to the Employee Obligation in lieu of forfeiting the shares of Restricted Stock equal to the Employee Obligation and if Employee does not remit such cash by the close of business on such tenth (10th) day, the number of shares of Restricted Stock equal to the Employee Obligation shall be immediately forfeited.