Common use of MSC Subsidiary Clause in Contracts

MSC Subsidiary. Borrower shall be permitted to make Investments in the MSC Subsidiary so long as Borrower (i) maintains Liquidity of at least $40,000,000 minus the aggregate amount of principal payments paid by Borrower to Lender through such date of determination (such resulting amount being referred to as the “Threshold Amount” or (ii) if Borrower’s Liquidity is less than the Threshold Amount on any date (a “Deficiency Date”), Borrower shall (a) promptly (and in any event within two (2) Business Days), upon knowledge thereof, notify Lender of such deficiency in writing and (b) procure Cash and/or Cash Equivalents maintained in Deposit Accounts and/or accounts holding Investment Property that are subject to an Account Control Agreement in an amount such that after procuring such amounts Borrower shall have Liquidity of at least the lesser of (1) Threshold Amount or (2) the amount of Cash and/or Cash Equivalents and accounts holding Investment Property of Borrower and its Subsidiaries as determined on a consolidated basis; provided that such procurement(s) shall occur as soon as commercially practicable but in any event within five (5) business days of Borrower’s knowledge of such Deficiency Date; provided, further, that Borrower shall not make any Investments in the MSC Subsidiary following a Deficiency Date without the prior written consent of Lender unless clause (b)(1) above has been satisfied or the condition set forth in the next sentence has been satisfied. If at any time, the application for classification of the MSC Subsidiary as a “security corporation” under Massachusetts General Laws Ch. 63, Section 38B(a), as amended, supplemented and/or modified, is denied or such classification is revoked (and such determination is not subject to appeal and all appeal periods have run), Borrower shall take such actions, as soon as commercially practicable, to dissolve the MSC Subsidiary or merge the MSC Subsidiary with or into Borrower.

MSC Subsidiary. Borrower shall be permitted to make Investments in the MSC Subsidiary so long as Borrower (i) maintains Liquidity of at least $40,000,000 minus the aggregate amount of principal payments paid by Borrower to Lender through such date of determination (such resulting amount being referred to as the “Threshold Amount” or (ii) if Borrower’s Liquidity is less than the Threshold Amount on any date (a “Deficiency Date”), Borrower shall (a) promptly (and in any event within two (2) Business Days), upon knowledge thereof, notify Lender of such deficiency in writing and (b) procure Cash and/or Cash Equivalents maintained in Deposit Accounts and/or accounts holding Investment Property that are subject to an Account Control Agreement in an amount such that after procuring such amounts the Borrower shall have Liquidity of at least the lesser of (1) Threshold Amount or (2) the amount of Cash and/or Cash Equivalents and accounts holding Investment Property of the Borrower and its Subsidiaries as determined on a consolidated basis; provided that such procurement(s) shall occur as soon as commercially practicable but in any event within five (5) business days of Borrower’s knowledge of such Deficiency Date; provided, further, that Borrower shall not make any Investments in the MSC Subsidiary following a Deficiency Date without the prior written consent of Lender unless clause (b)(1) above has been satisfied or the condition set forth in the next sentence has been satisfied. If at any time, the application for classification of the MSC Subsidiary as a “security corporation” under Massachusetts General Laws Ch. 63, Section 38B(a), as amended, supplemented and/or modified, is denied or such classification is revoked (and such determination is not subject to appeal and all appeal periods have run), Borrower shall take such actions, as soon as commercially practicable, to dissolve the MSC Subsidiary or merge the MSC Subsidiary with or into Borrower.

MSC Subsidiary. Borrower shall be permitted to make Investments in the MSC Subsidiary so long as Borrower (i) maintains Liquidity of at least $40,000,000 minus the aggregate amount of principal payments paid by Borrower to Lender through such date of determination (such resulting amount being referred to as the “Threshold Amount” ”) or (ii) if Borrower’s Liquidity is less than the Threshold Amount on any date (a “Deficiency Date”), Borrower shall (a) promptly (and in any event within two (2) Business Days)immediately, upon knowledge thereof, notify Lender of such deficiency in writing and (b) procure Cash and/or Cash Equivalents maintained in Deposit Accounts and/or accounts holding Investment Property that are subject to an Account Control Agreement in an amount such that after procuring such amounts the Borrower shall have Liquidity of at least the lesser of (1) Threshold Amount or (2) the amount of Cash and/or Cash Equivalents and accounts holding Investment Property of the Borrower and its Subsidiaries as determined on a consolidated basis; provided that such procurement(s) shall occur as soon as commercially practicable but in any event within five (5) business days of Borrower’s knowledge of such Deficiency Date; provided, further, that Borrower shall not make any Investments in the MSC Subsidiary following a Deficiency Date without the prior written consent of Lender unless clause (b)(1) above has been satisfied or the condition set forth in the next sentence has been satisfied. If at any time, the application for classification of the MSC Subsidiary as a “security corporation” under Massachusetts General Laws Ch. 63, Section 38B(a), as amended, supplemented and/or modified, is denied or such classification is revoked (and such determination is not subject to appeal and all appeal periods have run), Borrower shall take such actions, as soon as commercially practicable, to dissolve the MSC Subsidiary or merge the MSC Subsidiary with or into Borrower.”