Balance Requirements and Deficiency Fees Sample Clauses

Balance Requirements and Deficiency Fees. The Company agrees ---------------------------------------- to maintain during each calendar month Buy-Down Deposits in non-interest bearing accounts with each Tranche B Lender in an amount not less than one hundred percent (100%) of the daily average amount of such Tranche B Lender's Tranche B Percentage Share of Tranche B Loans outstanding during such monthly period. In the event the Company shall fail to maintain the Buy-Down Deposits with any Tranche B Lender required hereunder during any monthly period, the Company shall pay to such Tranche B Lender upon demand such deficiency fees as may be established pursuant to a Buy-Down Letter between such Tranche B Lender and the Company from time to time. Any Tranche B Lender may elect not to make demand for the payment of deficiency fees accruing in respect of Buy-Down Deposits or Tranche B Loans from time to time and it is expressly agreed and understood that: (1) such deficiency fee or fees shall not, by reason of such failure of such Tranche B Lender or otherwise, be deemed to have been waived by such Tranche B Lender (except as such waiver is expressly acknowledged in writing by such Tranche B Lender from time to time), and (2) all deficiency fees accrued and unpaid hereunder and not so expressly waived, whether or not previously declared due and owing by any such Tranche B Lender, shall automatically be due and payable in full on the Maturity Date.
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