No Guaranteed Value Sample Clauses
The "No Guaranteed Value" clause establishes that the parties do not warrant or promise any specific value, price, or financial outcome related to the subject of the agreement. In practice, this means that if the contract involves assets, services, or products whose value may fluctuate—such as intellectual property, securities, or commodities—the party providing them is not liable if their value decreases or fails to meet expectations. This clause serves to allocate risk by making it clear that the recipient assumes the risk of any changes in value, thereby preventing disputes over unmet value expectations.
No Guaranteed Value. The Trustee does not guarantee the Trust Fund in any manner against investment loss or depreciation in asset value, or guarantee the adequacy of the Trust to meet and discharge any or all liabilities of the Plan.
No Guaranteed Value. NMC does not guarantee a minimum or maximum dollar value for any AGREEMENT or AGREEMENTS resulting from this solicitation.
No Guaranteed Value. RSAs and the underlying shares carry no immediate or guaranteed financial value unless the Company is acquired or publicly listed. Their value is speculative. For purely illustrative purposes and not as a projection or guarantee: if, for example, the Company were to achieve a £1 billion valuation at a future liquidity event like an IPO, one share might hypothetically be valued at a significant sum (e.g., in the region of £4,000, depending on the total number of shares at that time); and at a £10 billion valuation, that illustrative value per share might be proportionally higher. These figures are entirely hypothetical and depend on numerous factors, including the total number of shares issued by the Company at such a future point.
No Guaranteed Value. County does not guarantee a minimum or maximum dollar value for any AGREEMENT or AGREEMENTS resulting from this solicitation.