Opinion ID: 1694101
Heading Depth: 4
Heading Rank: 2

Heading: Bentley

Text: Bentley argues that the trial court properly accepted its calculation of the principal value of the note and insists that its calculations were in accordance with the APA despite Intergraph's alleged breaches of the contract. Northcut(B), Bentley says, audited and confirmed its calculations, arriving at a final note valuation of $21,152,378, which differed from Bentley's own calculation by only $28,883. Intergraph's accusation that Northcut(B) did not perform an independent analysis is baseless, Bentley says, pointing to Northcut(B)'s testimony that his analysis was independent of Bentley and that he satisfied himself that the materials, documents, and information provided were reliable. In contrast, Bentley argues, Alexander(I) ignored clear definitions in the APA.