Corporation General Fund Sample Clauses

Corporation General Fund. In recognition that Obligations and Payment Obligations may be issued or incurred on various Liens and may become due on various dates, a Corporation Representative may deliver a certificate to the Trustee on or before the first Business Day of such Fiscal Year (and updated on the date of delivery of any Additional Obligations issued during such Fiscal Year), based on the Annual Budget with respect to Pledged Revenues for such Fiscal Year, that no transfer from the Revenue Fund to any fund or account to be made in such Fiscal Year is anticipated to result in the inability of the Corporation to make any subsequent transfer in the Fiscal Year, as required by this Master Trust Agreement or any applicable Supplemental Agreement, to a fund or account securing any Obligations. If a Corporation Representative delivers the certificate contemplated in the foregoing sentence (and until any certificate contemplated in clause (B) of the following paragraph is delivered), the Corporation may maintain any and all Pledged Revenues in the Revenue Fund during the Fiscal Year and transfer such amounts as necessary to the various funds and accounts throughout such Fiscal Year. If (A) a Corporation Representative fails to deliver the certificate described in the immediately preceding paragraph for a Fiscal Year, or (B) at any time during a Fiscal Year the Corporation determines that transfers from the Revenue Fund to any fund or account may result in the inability of the Corporation to make a later transfer within the six (6) month period from the date of such determination, as required by this Master Trust Agreement or any applicable Supplemental Agreement, to a fund or account securing any Obligations, a Corporation Representative shall deliver to the Trustee a certificate to that effect, then, in either case, for such Fiscal Year or the remainder of such Fiscal Year (i) transfers from the Revenue Fund to any fund or account shall be made strictly in the priority set forth in the first paragraph of this Section 504,
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Corporation General Fund. After first having made the deposits provided by Section 504 on or before the last Business Day of each month (or more frequently if every condition set forth below has been satisfied) the Trustee, upon receipt of a certificate of the Corporation Representative, shall transfer from the Revenue Fund to the credit of the Corporation General Fund, which is not part of and is held outside of the Trust Estate, any funds that a Corporation Representative determines as provided in such certificate. The certificate of the Corporation Representative must state that, as of the Transfer Date:
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