Common use of Failure to Make Payment in Full Clause in Contracts

Failure to Make Payment in Full. Borrower’s failure to pay all outstanding principal and accrued interest on the County Loans, together with any other sums evidenced by the County Notes or secured by the County Deed of Trust and/or any other County Loan Documents, when immediately due and payable in full pursuant to this Agreement and the County Loan Documents.

Failure to Make Payment in Full. Borrower’s failure to pay all outstanding principal and accrued interest on the County LoansBase Loan, together with any other sums evidenced by the County Notes this Amended and Restated Base Loan Note or secured by the Amended and Restated County Deed of Trust and/or any other Amended and Restated County Loan Documents, when immediately due and payable in full pursuant to this Agreement Amended and Restated Base Loan Note or the County Amended and Restated AHIF Loan DocumentsAgreement.

Failure to Make Payment in Full. Borrower’s failure to pay all outstanding principal and accrued interest on the County LoansLoan, together with any other sums evidenced by the County Notes Note or secured by the County Deed of Trust and/or any other County Loan Documents, when immediately due and payable in full pursuant to this Agreement and the County Loan Documents.

Failure to Make Payment in Full. Borrower’s failure to pay all outstanding principal and accrued interest on the County Loans, together with any other sums evidenced by the Amended and Restated County Notes or secured by the Amended and Restated County Deed of Trust and/or any other County Amended and Restated Loan Documents, when immediately due and payable in full pursuant to this Agreement and the County Amended and Restated Loan Documents.