Minimum Escrow Balance Sample Clauses

Minimum Escrow Balance. (i) NMCG shall deposit an amount equivalent to the first 2 Jagjeetpur Payment Milestones and the first 2 Sarai Payment Milestones prior to the Effective Date. From the Effective Date and during the Construction Period, NMCG shall ensure that the Escrow Account is funded with an amount equivalent to the next 2 Jagjeetpur Payment Milestones and the next 2 Sarai Payment Milestones for both the Jagjeetpur Facilities and the Sarai Facilities; and
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Minimum Escrow Balance. (i) NMCG shall deposit an amount equivalent to the first 2 Payment Milestones prior to the Effective Date. From the Effective Date, it shall ensure that the Escrow Account is funded with an amount equivalent to the next 2 Payment Milestones until the Mirzapur Facilities COD; and
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Minimum Escrow Balance. (i) NMCG shall deposit an amount equivalent to the first Payment Milestone prior to the Effective Date. From the Effective Date and during the Construction Period, NMCG shall ensure that the Escrow Account is funded with an amount equivalent to the next Payment Milestone; and
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Minimum Escrow Balance i. The Authority shall deposit an amount equivalent to the first two Payment Milestone within 60 (sixty) days from the Appointed Date. During the remainder of the Construction Period, the Authority shall ensure that the Escrow Account is funded with an amount equivalent to the next Payment Milestone (the “Construction Period Minimum Escrow Balance”); and
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