Entire Business Value Sample Clauses

The 'Entire Business Value' clause defines the scope of value that a party seeks to protect or realize under an agreement, typically encompassing all tangible and intangible benefits derived from the business or transaction. In practice, this clause may apply to situations involving the sale of a business, licensing of intellectual property, or partnership agreements, ensuring that all aspects contributing to the business's worth—such as goodwill, customer relationships, and proprietary technology—are included. Its core function is to prevent disputes by clarifying that the agreement covers the full spectrum of business value, thereby safeguarding the parties' interests and avoiding partial or piecemeal interpretations.
Entire Business Value. Utilizing the valuation principles set forth below and in Section 11.7.4, "Entire Business Value" means the fair market value of Manager's wireless business in the Service Area, valued on a going concern basis.
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Entire Business Value. Section 11.7.3(c) is amended to read as follows: "The valuation will assume that the business is to continue to be conducted under the Brands and the existing agreements between the parties and their respective Related Parties." The following phrase is added at the beginning of Section 11.7.3(d): "The valuation will assume that".
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Entire Business Value. 40 11.7.4 CALCULATION OF ENTIRE BUSINESS VALUE....................40 11.8
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Entire Business Value. Utilizing the valuation principles set forth
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