Common use of Company’s obligation to prepay Clause in Contracts

Company’s obligation to prepay. (a) If with respect to a Calendar Quarter Date (each a "Rebasing Day") the aggregate Base Currency Amount of the outstanding L/Gs of an Issuing Bank exceeds its Commitment applicable on that Rebasing Day (the exceeding amount being the "Excess Amount"), the Company must, if requested by any Issuing Bank in writing to do so, within 10 Business Days following such request ensure that a sufficient amount of the outstanding L/Gs are prepaid by the Borrowers (including, for the avoidance of doubt, by providing Cash Cover), in each case to eliminate the Excess Amount.

Company’s obligation to prepay. (a) 9. If with respect to a Calendar Quarter Date (each a "Rebasing Day") the aggregate Base Currency Amount of the outstanding L/Gs of an Issuing Bank exceeds its Commitment applicable on that Rebasing Day (the exceeding amount being the "Excess Amount"), the Company must, if requested by any Issuing Bank in writing to do so, within 10 Business Days following such request ensure that a sufficient amount of the outstanding L/Gs are prepaid by the Borrowers (including, for the avoidance of doubt, by providing Cash Cover), in each case to eliminate the Excess Amount.

Company’s obligation to prepay. (a) If with respect to a Calendar Quarter Date (each a "“Rebasing Day"”) the aggregate Base Currency Amount of the outstanding L/Gs of an Issuing Bank exceeds its Commitment applicable on that Rebasing Day (the exceeding amount being the "“Excess Amount"”), the Company must, if requested by any Issuing Bank the Agent in writing to do so, within 10 Business Days following such request ensure that a sufficient amount of the outstanding L/Gs are prepaid by the Borrowers (including, for the avoidance of doubt, by providing Cash Cover), in each case to eliminate the Excess Amount.