TERMS FOR USE, GRACE PERIOD AND AMORTIZATION Sample Clauses

TERMS FOR USE, GRACE PERIOD AND AMORTIZATION. 8.1) The term for use of the resources shall be the one stipulated in Sub-Item 1.4.1, for the Sub-Credits "A" and the one stipulated in Item 1.4.2, for the Sub-Credits "B" and "C".
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TERMS FOR USE, GRACE PERIOD AND AMORTIZATION. 8.1) The term for use of the resources shall be the one stipulated in Sub-Item 1.4.1, for the Sub-Credits "A" and the one stipulated in Item 1.4.2, for the Sub-Credits "B" and "C". 8.2) The grace period shall be the one stipulated on Sub-item 1.5.1 for the Sub-Credit "A", and the one stipulated in the Sub-item 1.5.1, for the Sub-Credit "B", and shall be counted from the 15th, [fifteenth] subsequent day to the execution date of this Contract, extending to the nearest 15th [fifteenth] days of one of the following months: January, April, July and October. 8.3) The amount of the debt shall be paid by the Beneficiary to the Financial Agents, in the term and form established as follows: (I) SUB-CREDIT "A": in 48 (forty eight) successive monthly installments, each one in the amount of the due principal of the debt under this Sub-credit divided by the number of amortization installments still not due, being the first installment due on January 15 (fifteen), 2002 and the last one on December 15 (fifteen) 2005, subject to the provisions of Sub-item 14.1 and following. (II) SUB-CREDIT "B": in 48 (forty eight) successive monthly installments, each one in the amount of the due principal of the debt under this Sub-credit divided by the number of amortization installments still not due, being the first installment due on February 15 (fifteen), 2002 and the last one on January 15 (fifteen) 2006, subject to the provisions of Sub-item 14.1 and following; 8.3.1) The Beneficiary commits itself to settle on January 15 (fifteen) 2006, jointly with the last installment of the amortization, all obligations of this Contract.
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