Exceptions Regarding Particular Credits Sample Clauses

Exceptions Regarding Particular Credits. Subject to the provisions of Section 5.1 regarding the assignment of interests under Credit 2 in the event of acceleration of payment of the Obligations, the provisions of this Agreement do not apply to Credit 2 to the extent that the provisions contemplate the participation in Advances and payments under Credit 2 by any Lender other than RBC. All Advances under Credit 2 shall be made solely by RBC and records concerning Advances shall be maintained solely by RBC, but RBC shall provide information concerning such Advances to the Agent from time to time upon request. All payments of principal, interest, fees and other amounts relating to Credit 2 shall be made solely to RBC. In addition, any notices by the Borrower in connection with Credit 2 shall be made to RBC, and notice and minimum amount requirements for Advances shall not apply to Advances by way of overdraft under Credit 2. In connection with Advances by way of overdraft, RBC shall ascertain the positions or net positions of the Borrower's Canadian Dollar and US Dollar accounts daily and, if the positions or net positions are debits in favour of RBC, the debits will (if the Borrower is entitled to an Advance) be deemed to be a Prime Rate Advance (in the case of Canadian Dollars) or a Base Rate Advance (in the case of US Dollars) under Credit 2 in the respective amounts of the debits. If the positions or net positions are credits in favour of the Borrower, the credits will be deemed to be repayments of Prime Rate Advances (in the case of Canadian Dollars) or Base Rate Advances (in the case of US Dollars) under Credit 2 in the respective amounts of the credits.
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