Common use of Circumstances Making Bankers’ Acceptances Unavailable Clause in Contracts

Circumstances Making Bankers’ Acceptances Unavailable. If the Administrative Agent determines in good faith, which determination shall constitute prima facie evidence thereof, and notifies the Borrower that, by reason of circumstances affecting the money market, there is no market for Bankers’ Acceptances, then:

Circumstances Making Bankers’ Acceptances Unavailable. If the Administrative Agent determines in good faith, which determination shall constitute prima facie evidence thereof, and notifies the Borrower that, by reason of circumstances affecting the money market, there is no market for Bankers’ ' Acceptances, then:

Circumstances Making Bankers’ Acceptances Unavailable. (a) If the Administrative Agent determines in good faith, which determination shall constitute prima facie evidence thereof, and notifies the Parent Borrower that, by reason of circumstances affecting the money market, there is no market for Bankers’ Acceptances, then:

Circumstances Making Bankers’ Acceptances Unavailable. If the Administrative Agent determines or the Required Lenders determine in good faith, which determination shall constitute prima facie evidence thereofbe final, conclusive and binding upon the Borrower, and the Administrative Agent notifies the Borrower that, by reason of circumstances affecting the money market, market there is no market for Bankers’ AcceptancesAcceptances or the demand for Bankers’ Acceptances is insufficient to allow the sale or trading of the Bankers’ Acceptances created hereunder, then:

Circumstances Making Bankers’ Acceptances Unavailable. (a) If the Administrative Agent determines in good faith, which determination shall constitute prima facie evidence thereofbe conclusive and binding on the Borrower, and notifies the Borrower that, by reason of circumstances affecting the money market, there is no readily available market for Bankers’ Acceptances, then:

Circumstances Making Bankers’ Acceptances Unavailable. If the Administrative Agent determines in good faith, which determination shall constitute prima facie evidence thereofbe final, conclusive and binding upon the Borrower, and notifies the Borrower that, that by reason of circumstances affecting the money market, there is no market for Bankers’ ' Acceptances, then:

Circumstances Making Bankers’ Acceptances Unavailable. If the Administrative Agent determines in good faith, which determination shall constitute prima facie evidence thereofbe final, conclusive and binding upon the Borrower, and notifies the Borrower that, by reason of circumstances affecting the money market, market there is no market for Bankers’ AcceptancesAcceptances or the demand for Bankers’ Acceptances is insufficient to allow the sale or trading of the Bankers’ Acceptances created hereunder, then: