Common use of Letter of Credit Draws Clause in Contracts

Letter of Credit Draws. In the event that the Bank pays any sum (a "LC Draw Amount") drawn by the beneficiary of an outstanding Letter of Credit (a "LC Draw"), interest shall immediately start to accrue on the LC Draw Amount at the Adjusted One Month LIBOR Rate (hereinafter defined), and such interest shall continue to accrue until reimbursement in full to the Bank. In the event that the LC Draw Amount (together with accrued interest) has not been repaid to Bank within ten (10) Business Days, then the Bank may, without further notice to the Company and at Bank’s sole option, reimburse itself from the Account applicable to the Letter of Credit. In the event that the funds contained in the Account are not sufficient to reimburse the Bank for the LC Draw Amount plus accrued interest, the Bank shall have the right to declare any remaining funds due and payable by written notice to the Company. Such funds shall continue to bear interest at the Adjusted One Month LIBOR Rate until fully repaid by the Company.