Examples of Net Excess Cash Flow in a sentence
Mezzanine Borrower hereby authorizes the filing of a form UCC-1 financing statement naming Mezzanine Borrower as debtor and Mezzanine Lender as secured party in any office (including the office of the Secretary of State of the State of Delaware) covering all property of Mezzanine Borrower (including, but not limited to, the Account Collateral (Mezzanine) and the Rate Cap Collateral (Mezzanine), but excluding Net Excess Cash Flow).
Then, the Net Excess Cash Flow shall be utilized and allocated as follows: 50.00% shall be paid to Cadence in reduction of Note A and 50.00% shall be paid in reduction of the balance of the DQ Note.
Progress in the access to medical care in poor countries and obviating famine in most parts of the world where simultaneously a high birth rate is maintained had to lead to a fundamental change in the demographic structure in developing countries.
As used herein, the term Net Excess Cash Flow means the amount available in the Senior Mezzanine Account after the transfers to the Mezzanine Debt Service Reserve Account required under this Section 3.1.6 have been made and the term Net Excess Cash Flow Commencement Date shall mean the date such amounts have been fully funded or reserved within the Senior Mezzanine Account in any given calendar month.
Then, the Net Excess Cash Flow shall be utilized and allocated as follows: 50.00% shall be paid to Cadence in reduction of Note A and 50.00% shall be paid in reduction of the balance of the DQ Note; provided, however, that the Debtor shall not be permitted to make any draws under the New Revolver for a period of sixty (60) days after the Debtor makes any payment towards the DQ Note.