Examples of Temporary Increase Termination Date in a sentence
If at the Temporary Increase Termination Date there exists a Default, the temporary increase of the Increasing Lender shall continue in effect and, unless otherwise agreed by 100% of the Lenders, shall be treated thereafter as a permanent increase in said Increasing Lender's Commitment.
The Company, the Administrative Agent and the Increasing Lender shall agree upon the Adjustment Date for such increase and if such increase is a temporary rather than permanent increase, the date on which said increase shall terminate (the "Temporary Increase Termination Date").
The Borrower and the Increasing Lender shall agree on the Adjustment Date for said increase and, if the increase is a temporary rather than permanent increase, the date on which said increase shall terminate (the "Temporary Increase Termination Date").
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If at the Temporary Increase Termination Date there exists an Event of Default or Potential Default, the temporary increase of the Increasing Lender shall continue in effect and, unless otherwise agreed by one hundred percent (100%) of the Lenders, shall be treated thereafter as a permanent increase in said Increasing Lender’s Maximum Commitment.
If at the Temporary Increase Termination Date there exists an Event of Default or Potential Default, the temporary increase of the Increasing Lender shall continue in effect and, unless otherwise agreed by one hundred percent (100%) of the Lenders, shall be treated thereafter as a permanent increase in said Increasing Lender’s Aggregate Maximum Commitment.
If at the Temporary Increase Termination Date there exists an Event of Default, the temporary increase of the Increasing Lender shall continue in effect and, unless otherwise agreed by one hundred percent (100%) of the Lenders, shall be treated thereafter as a permanent increase in said Increasing Lender's Maximum Commitment.
On the Temporary Increase Termination Date the aggregate amount of such Increasing Lender’s Primary Percentage Share of outstanding Primary Loans in excess of its Maximum Commitment after giving effect to the termination of the subject increase shall, if but only if at such Temporary Increase Termination Date there does not exist an Event of Default or Potential Default, be payable in full.
Effective as of October 2, 2003 (the "Temporary Increase Termination Date"), the Commitment Amount of U.S. Bank is hereby reduced from $85,000,000 to $60,000,000.
The Company and the Increasing Lender shall agree on the Adjustment Date for said increase and, if the increase is a temporary rather than permanent increase, the date on which said increase shall terminate (the "Temporary Increase Termination Date").