VALUATION PRINCIPLES Sample Clauses

VALUATION PRINCIPLES. 6.2.1 Investments shall be held in the books of the Partnership at fair value, in accordance with the remainder of this Clause 6.2. 6.2.2 The Real Estate Assets shall be valued on a regular basis by an independent, third party specialist valuation team, overseen by and under the responsibility of the AIFM. Each such valuation shall be carried out on the basis of market value and otherwise in accordance 7 Allocation of Income, Gains and Losses; Cash Distributions; Fees and Expenses

VALUATION PRINCIPLES. Except where indicated expressly to the contrary by the use of terms such as "fair value," "fair market value" or "market value," each asset, each liability and each capital item of any Person, and any quantity derivable by a computation involving any of such assets, liabilities or capital items, shall be taken at the net book value thereof for all purposes of this Agreement. "Net book value", for purposes of Section 7.8 hereof, with respect to any asset, liability or capital item of any Person shall mean the amount at which the same is recorded or, in accordance with GAAP, should have been recorded in the books of account of such Person, as reduced by any reserves which have been or, in accordance with GAAP, should have been set aside with respect thereto, without giving effect to any write-up, write-down or write-off, relating thereto which was made after the date of this Agreement.

VALUATION PRINCIPLES. In determining the fair market value of the Common Shares, the Valuator shall: (a) not take account of any premium for control or discount for minority; and (b) not take account of the occurrence of the death of a Shareholder or the imminent possibility of the death of a Shareholder.

VALUATION PRINCIPLES. The Valuation must be performed in a diligent and professional manner.

VALUATION PRINCIPLES. In determining the fair market value of the Partnership, the Valuator shall: (a) Subject to paragraph (b), value the assets and liabilities of the Partnership (other than ) at their respective fair market value except that the goodwill of the Partnership shall be valued at (b) not take account of the occurrence of the death or disability of a Partner or the imminent possibility of the death or disability of a Partner.

VALUATION PRINCIPLES. The Members' respective capital accounts -------------------- shall be adjusted to reflect a revaluation of the Company's Assets when such revaluation is required by the Regulations under Code Section 704(b). In situations where such Regulations permit a revaluation of Company Assets, but where such revaluation is not required, such revaluation shall occur if the Managing Members so determine. For purposes of revaluing Company Assets and adjusting the Members' respective capital accounts, a Majority in Interest of the Members shall attempt in good faith to agree on a value of the Assets. If they are unable to agree on a value, they shall attempt to agree on a single appraiser with substantial experience in valuing similar Assets to value the Assets. If they are unable to agree on a single appraiser to render an appraisal, the Managing Members and a Majority in Interest of the Non-Managing Members shall each select an appraiser with substantial experience in valuing similar Assets, and the two appraisers so selected shall then agree upon a third similarly qualified appraiser. Such third appraiser shall then render the appraisal. If either the Managing Members or a Majority in Interest of the Non-Managing Members fails for any reason to select an appraiser within fifteen (15) days after being requested to do so by the other, the appraiser chosen by the other shall render the appraisal. The determinations of the appraiser selected pursuant to this Section 11(b) to value the Company's Assets shall be binding upon the Company, the Members and any other interested persons.

VALUATION PRINCIPLES. Except where indicated expressly to the contrary by the use of terms such as "fair value," "fair market value" or "market value," each asset, each liability and each capital item of any Person, and any quantity derivable by a computation involving any of such assets, liabilities or capital items, shall be taken at the net book value thereof for all purposes of this Agreement. "Net book value" with respect to any asset, liability or capital item of any Person shall mean the amount at which the same is recorded or, in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, should have been recorded in the books of account of such Person, as reduced by any reserves which have been or, in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, should have been set aside with respect thereto, but in every case (whether or not permitted in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles) without giving effect to any write- up, write-down or write-off (other than any write-down or write-off the entire amount of which was charged to Consolidated Net Income or to a reserve which was a charge to Consolidated Net Income) relating thereto which was made after the date of this Agreement.

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VALUATION PRINCIPLES. 9- 12. Distributions and Withholding............................................................ -9- (a) Quarterly Tax Distributions..................................................... -9- (b) Distributions in the Ordinary Course of Business................................ -10- (c) Distributions Upon Sale or Liquidation.......................................... -10- (d) Withholding..................................................................... -11- (e) Certain In-Kind Distributions Within Five (5) Years............................. -11- (f) Safir Class D Units............................................................. -12- 13. Allocation of Net Income and Net Losses.................................................. -12- (a) General Allocation Scheme for Net Losses........................................ -12- (b) General Allocation Scheme for Net Income........................................ -12- (c) Special Allocations............................................................. -12- (d) Regulatory Allocations.......................................................... -13- (e) Curative Allocations............................................................ -14- (f) Depreciation Recapture.......................................................... -14- (g) Allocation Adjustments.......................................................... -14- (h) Safir Allocation Adjustments.................................................... -15- 14. Company Books, Records and Reports....................................................... -15- (a) Maintenance of Books and Records................................................ -15- (b) Inspection Rights............................................................... -15- (c) Financial and Tax Reports....................................................... -15- (d) Information Available at Principal Office....................................... -16- (e) Banking......................................................................... -17- 15. "Tax Matters Partner".................................................................... -17- 16. Management............................................................................... -17- (a) Executive Committee............................................................. -17- (b) Matters Requiring Executive Committee Approval.................................. -18- (c) Matters Requiring Univision Approval............................................ -19- (d) Like-Kind Exchange.....