Committed Transactions definition

Committed Transactions and “Committed Transaction” shall mean Company Transactions, which as of a given Reservation Date, are in connection with (i) Properties submitted to the Program with outstanding work being financed or anticipated to be financed during the forthcoming Reservation Period or (ii) Committee-Approved projects pursuant to the Program that are expected to require financing over the forthcoming Reservation Period.
Committed Transactions shall have the meaning assigned thereto in Section 4 hereof. "Computer Tape" means a computer tape or other electronic medium generated by or on behalf of Seller and delivered to Buyer and Custodian which provides information relating to the Purchased Assets, including the information set forth in the Loan Schedule, in a format acceptable to Buyer.

Examples of Committed Transactions in a sentence

  • Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, in determining whether Transactions are Committed Transactions or Uncommitted Transactions, such Transactions shall first be deemed Committed Transactions up to the Maximum Committed Purchase Price, and then the remainder shall be deemed Uncommitted Transactions.

  • Year 2002 3,000 Committed Transactions Per Month $18 per transaction --------- For transactions in the year 2002, World Commerce can take advantage of pricing discounts per transaction if volumes exceed 5,000 transactions per month.

  • From time to time the parties hereto may enter into transactions ("Committed Transactions") in which Seller agrees to transfer to Buyer Mortgage Loans against the transfer of funds by Buyer, with a simultaneous agreement by Buyer to transfer to Seller such Mortgage Loans on demand by Buyer against the transfer of funds by Seller.

  • The Phase I Contract, Phase II Contract and Phase III Contract are collectively called the "Acquisition Documents" and the transactions they describe are collectively called the "AMB Deal." Such transactions shall be deemed Committed Transactions as defined in the Agreement.