Common use of Equalization Clause in Contracts

Equalization. If any Bank receives any payment or makes any application on account of its Letter of Credit Participating Interest, such Bank shall forthwith pay over to the Issuing Bank, in Dollars and in like kind of funds received or applied by it the amount in excess of such Bank's ratable share of the amount so received or applied.

Equalization. If any Bank receives any payment or makes any application on account of its Letter of Credit Participating Interest, such Bank shall forthwith pay over to the Issuing Bank, in Dollars and in like kind of funds received or applied by it it, the amount in excess of such Bank's ratable Pro Rata share of the amount so received or applied.

Equalization. If any Bank receives any payment or makes any application on account of its Letter of Credit Participating Interest, such Bank shall forthwith pay over to the Issuing Bank, in Dollars and in like kind of funds received or applied by it the amount in excess of such Bank's ratable share of the amount so received or applied.in

Equalization. If any Bank receives any payment or makes any ------------ application on account of its Letter of Credit Participating Interest, such Bank shall forthwith pay over to the Issuing Bank, in Dollars and in like kind of funds received or applied by it the amount in excess of such Bank's ratable share of the amount so received or applied.

Equalization. If any Bank receives any payment or makes any application on account of its Letter of Credit Participating Interest, such Bank shall forthwith pay over to the relevant Issuing Bank, in Dollars and in like kind of funds received or applied by it the amount in excess of such Bank's ratable share of the amount so received or applied.

Equalization. If any Bank receives any payment or makes any ------------ application on account of its Letter of Credit Participating InterestInterest in a Letter of Credit, such Bank shall forthwith pay over to the Issuing Bank, Bank of such Letter of Credit in Dollars and in like kind of funds received or applied by it the amount in excess of such Bank's ratable share of the amount so received or applied.