Increased Amount Date Sample Clauses
The "Increased Amount Date" clause defines the specific date on which an agreed-upon increase in a financial amount, such as a loan commitment or credit facility, becomes effective. In practice, this clause sets out when the lender's obligation to provide additional funds begins or when the borrower can access the increased amount. For example, if a borrower negotiates an increase in their credit line, the Increased Amount Date marks when the higher limit is available. This clause ensures clarity for both parties regarding the timing of increased financial obligations or entitlements, preventing disputes about when the new terms take effect.
Increased Amount Date. The effective date for the [Increased Term Loan Commitment[s]] [Increased Revolving Commitment[s]] shall be (the “Increased Amount Date”).
Increased Amount Date. The Increased Amount Date for the [Increased U.S. Commitment[s]] [Increased Canadian Commitment[s]] shall be .
Increased Amount Date. The Increased Amount Date for the Increased Tranche B U.S. Commitments shall be the Second Amendment Effective Date.
