Fair Market Value

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"Fair Market Value" means the purchase price of the Units mutually agreed to between the buyer and the seller, and the buyer and seller shall confer in good faith during the 30-day period following the event giving rise to the option to purchase the Units to reach an agreement as to the purchase price of the Units. If the buyer and seller cannot agree on the purchase price for the Units within such 30-day period, then during the 15-day period following the 30-day period, the buyer and seller shall mutually select a qualified independent appraiser with experience valuing interests in closely-held business to determine the "Fair Market Value" of the Units. In valuing the Units to be purchased and sold hereunder: (a) the valuation shall be made as of the last day of the month preceding the date on which the first appraiser is selected; (b) the Company shall be valued as a going concern; and (c) the valuation shall take into account customary discounts for lack of control, lack of marketability, and other customary discounts.

Definition Category:Fair Market Value

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