Common use of Certain Allocations Clause in Contracts

Certain Allocations. Each Originator, as Local Servicer, hereby agrees that if it can attribute a Collection to a specific Obligor and a specific Receivable, then such Collection shall be applied to pay such Receivable of such Obligor, provided, however, that if it cannot attribute a Collection to a specific Receivable, then such Collection shall be applied to pay the Receivables of such Obligor in the order of maturity of such Receivables, beginning with the Receivable that has been outstanding the shortest and ending with the Receivable that has been outstanding the longest.

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Certain Allocations. Each Originator, as Local Servicer, hereby agrees that if it such Originator can attribute a Collection to a specific Obligor and a specific Receivable, then such Collection shall be applied to pay such Receivable of such Obligor, ; provided, however, that if it such Originator cannot attribute a Collection to a specific Receivable, then such Collection shall be applied to pay the Receivables of such Obligor in the order of maturity of such Receivables, beginning with the Receivable that has been outstanding the shortest longest and ending with the Receivable that has been outstanding the longestshortest.