Opinion ID: 1694101
Heading Depth: 4
Heading Rank: 1

Heading: Intergraph

Text: Combining the seven errors discussed above (to which must be added the other differences of $83,925), Intergraph concludes that Bentley's rules suppressed the value of the note by $3.05 million. The Court calculates the exact figure as $3,049,768. Intergraph argues that the principal value of the note as calculated by Alexander(I) should have been $24,861,931. Intergraph contends that it provided Alexander(I) with no instructions and asked him to make no assumptions about the requirements of the APA or of the note; therefore, it characterizes Alexander(I)'s calculation as the only independent valuation presented to the trial court. Intergraph says that Alexander(I) analyzed both the TMR and RMR components, used the latest TM schedule submitted for each country (including the Hoofddorp TM schedule), verified the maintenance agreement data for accuracy, and arrived at his own conclusions about how the note should be calculated under the APA. In contrast, Intergraph says, Northcut(B) did not state which data or categories of revenue should be included in TMR or RMR, but instead, accepted Bentley's rules and treatments as correct without making an independent determination of their correctness.