Common use of Cash Reserve Account Clause in Contracts

Cash Reserve Account. (1) On each Transfer Date, if and to the extent necessary, the Trust shall instruct the Custodian to withdraw from amounts deposited to the Cash Reserve Account in respect of a Cash Reserve Event (but not in respect of the Pre-Accumulation Reserve Period) and deposit to the Accumulations Account an amount equal to the related Cash Reserve Draw which shall be applied on account of that portion of the Cumulative Deficiency attributable to, (i) first, paragraph (c) of the definition thereof and, (ii) second, paragraph

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Samples: Supplemental Indenture, www.cibc.com, www.cibc.com

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Cash Reserve Account. (1a) On each Transfer Date, if and to the extent necessary, the Trust shall instruct the Custodian to withdraw from amounts deposited to the Cash Reserve Account in respect of a Cash Reserve Event (but not in respect of the Pre-Accumulation Reserve Period) and deposit to the Accumulations Account an amount equal to the related Cash Reserve Draw which shall be applied on account of that portion of the Cumulative Deficiency attributable to, (i) first, paragraph (c) of the definition thereof and, (ii) second, paragraphparagraph (b) of the definition thereof.

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Samples: www.cibc.com

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Cash Reserve Account. (1) On each Transfer Date, if and to the extent necessary, the Trust shall instruct the Custodian to withdraw from amounts deposited to the Cash Reserve Account in respect of a Cash Reserve Event (but not in respect of the Pre-Accumulation Reserve Period) and deposit to the Accumulations Account an amount equal to the related Cash Reserve Draw which shall be applied on account of that portion of the Cumulative Deficiency attributable to, (i) first, paragraph (c) of the definition thereof and, (ii) second, paragraphparagraph (b) of the definition thereof.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Supplemental Indenture

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