Common use of Exchange Rate Fluctuations Clause in Contracts

Exchange Rate Fluctuations. If, at any time, due to fluctuations in the rate of exchange of a currency against another currency, the outstanding amount of the Borrowings under any Tranche (expressed in Dollars), exceeds the amount of such Tranche, Cascades must pay to the Administrative Agent, three Business Days following a demand to that effect, the amount of such excess. However, no such demand may be made as long as the excess is not more than 5% and the Borrowing Base is not exceeded.

Exchange Rate Fluctuations. If, at any time, due to fluctuations in the rate of exchange of a currency against another currency, the outstanding amount of the Borrowings under any Tranche (Tranche, expressed in Dollars), exceeds the amount of such Tranche, Cascades must pay to the Administrative Agent, three Business Days following a demand to that effect, the amount of such excess. However, no such demand may will be made as long as the excess is not more than 5% and the Borrowing Base is not exceeded.

Exchange Rate Fluctuations. If, at any time, due to fluctuations in the rate of exchange of a currency against another currency, the outstanding amount of the Borrowings under any Tranche (Tranche, expressed in Dollars), exceeds the amount of such Tranche, Cascades must pay to the Administrative Agent, three Business Days following a demand to that effect, the amount of such excess. However, no such demand may be made as long as the excess is not more than 5% and the Borrowing Base is not exceeded.

Exchange Rate Fluctuations. If, at any time, due to fluctuations in the rate of exchange of a currency against another currency, the outstanding amount of the Borrowings under any Tranche (the Facility, expressed in Dollars), exceeds the then maximum amount of such Tranchethe Facility, Cascades expressed in Dollars, the Borrower must pay to the Administrative Agent, three Business Days following a demand to that effect, the amount of such excess. However, no such demand may will be made as long as the excess is not more than 5% and the Borrowing Base is not exceeded2%.