Initial Aggregate Note Balance definition

Initial Aggregate Note Balance means, with respect to any Series of Notes, the aggregate initial principal amount specified in the applicable Series Supplement.
Initial Aggregate Note Balance means the aggregate initial principal amount of the Series 2010-1 Notes, which is $155,000,000.
Initial Aggregate Note Balance. $[__________].

Examples of Initial Aggregate Note Balance in a sentence

  • The Indenture Trustee shall upon Issuer Request authenticate and deliver Notes for original issue in an amount equal to the Initial Aggregate Note Balance.


More Definitions of Initial Aggregate Note Balance

Initial Aggregate Note Balance. $1,159,060,631 Initial Aggregate Term Note Balance: $1,136,222,000. Initial Certificate Balance: $0. Initial Class A-1 Note Balance: $516,972,000. Initial Class A-1 Variable Pay Revolving Note Balance: $22,838,629. Initial Class A-2 Note Balance: $342,335,000. Initial Class A-2 Variable Pay Revolving Note Balance: $1.
Initial Aggregate Note Balance. The sum of the Initial Class A Note Balance and the Initial Class B Note Balance.
Initial Aggregate Note Balance. $318,215,000. ------------------------------ Initial Class A-1 Note Balance: $93,678,000. ------------------------------ Initial Class A-2 Note Balance: $81,050,000. ------------------------------ Initial Class A-3 Note Balance: $22,280,000. ------------------------------ Initial Class A-4 Note Balance: $98,961,000. ------------------------------ Initial Class B Note Balance: $6,448,000. Initial Class M-1 Note Balance: $8,544,000. Initial Class M-2 Note Balance: $7,254,000.
Initial Aggregate Note Balance. $o. Initial Aggregate Term Note Balance: $o. Initial Certificate Balance: $o.