Stipulated Loss Value and Termination Value Clause Samples

The Stipulated Loss Value and Termination Value clause defines the predetermined amounts payable by a party, typically a lessee, in the event of early termination or loss of the leased asset. These values are usually calculated according to a schedule set out in the agreement, reflecting factors such as depreciation, remaining lease payments, and potential residual value. By specifying these amounts in advance, the clause provides certainty for both parties regarding financial obligations if the lease ends prematurely or the asset is damaged or lost, thereby simplifying dispute resolution and allocating risk.
Stipulated Loss Value and Termination Value as so adjusted, under any circumstances and in any event, will be an amount which, together with any other amounts required to be paid by Lessee under the Lease in connection with a deemed Event of Loss pursuant to Section 9.1 of the Lease or any other Event of Loss or a termination of the Lease, as the case may be, will be at least sufficient to pay in full, as of the date of payment thereof, the aggregate unpaid principal of the Equipment Notes, Positive Make-Whole Amount, if any, and all unpaid interest on the Equipment Notes, accrued to the date on which Stipulated Loss Value or Termination Value, as the case may be, is paid in accordance with the terms of the Lease.
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Stipulated Loss Value and Termination Value. During Renewal ---------------------------------------------------------- Term. All of the provisions of this Lease, other than Section 10, shall be ---- applicable during any Renewal Term for such Units, except as specified in the next sentence. During any Renewal Term, the Stipulated Loss Value and Termination Value of any Unit shall be determined on the basis of the Fair Market Sales Value of such Unit as of the first day of such Renewal Term, reduced in equal monthly increments to the Fair Market Sales Value of such Unit as of the last day of such Renewal Term; provided that in no event during any -------- Renewal Term shall the Stipulated Loss Value and Termination Value of any Unit be less than 20% of the Equipment Cost of such Unit.
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Stipulated Loss Value and Termination Value. Section 2.7. Postponement of Closing Date................................................... 11
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