Common use of No Further Advances Clause in Contracts

No Further Advances. Except with respect to any Partially Unadvanced Note, the Borrower acknowledges and agrees that all amounts to be advanced to the Borrower under the Outstanding Notes have been advanced and neither FFB nor the Government, acting by and through the Administrator of the RUS, is under any obligation to make any further advances to the Borrower under such Outstanding Notes (other than with respect to payments by the Government on account of its guarantees of certain Outstanding Notes payable to FFB).

No Further Advances. Except with respect to any Partially Unadvanced Note, the The Borrower acknowledges and agrees that all amounts to be advanced to the Borrower under the Outstanding Notes have been advanced and neither FFB nor the Government, acting by and or through the Administrator of the RUS, is under any obligation to make any further advances to the Borrower under such the Outstanding Notes (other than with respect to payments by the Government on account of its guarantees of certain Outstanding Notes payable to FFB).

No Further Advances. Except with respect to any Partially Unadvanced Note, the Borrower acknowledges and agrees that all amounts to be advanced to the Borrower under the Outstanding Notes have been advanced and neither FFB nor the Government, acting by and through the Administrator of the RUS, is under any obligation to make any further advances to the Borrower under such Outstanding Notes (other than with respect to payments by the Government on account of its guarantees of certain Outstanding Notes payable to FFB).such

No Further Advances. Except with respect to any the Partially Unadvanced NoteNotes, the Borrower acknowledges and agrees that all amounts to be advanced to the Borrower under the Outstanding Notes have been advanced and neither FFB nor the Government, acting by and through the Administrator of the RUS, is under any obligation to make any further advances to the Borrower under such Outstanding Notes (other than with respect to payments by the Government on account of its guarantees of certain Outstanding Notes payable to FFB).