Common use of Margin Deficit and Margin Call Clause in Contracts

Margin Deficit and Margin Call. If Buyer or its designee shall determine at the close of business on any Business Day that the Minimum Maintenance Amount with respect to the Purchased Assets is less than the Aggregate Outstanding Purchase Price of all Transactions (in any such case, a “Margin Deficit”) by an amount that is equal to or greater than the Margin Threshold, then Buyer may at its sole option, and by notice to Seller (as such notice is more particularly set forth below, a “Margin Call”) require Seller to: (i) pay one or more Repurchase Prices in accordance with Section 6.4, as applicable, in an amount sufficient to reduce the related Purchase Price so that the Aggregate Outstanding Purchase Price of all Transactions is less than or equal to the Minimum Maintenance Amount; or (ii) deposit cash into the Funding Deposit Account so that the Minimum Maintenance Amount will thereupon equal or exceed the Aggregate Outstanding Purchase Price (for purposes of clarity, after giving effect to any credit to the Purchase Price of the related Transaction(s) pursuant to Section 6.3(d))