Non-Program Vehicle to Program Vehicle Redesignations Sample Clauses

Non-Program Vehicle to Program Vehicle Redesignations. With respect to any Lease Vehicle that is a Non-Program Vehicle leased by any Lessee hereunder as of any date of determination, if such Lease Vehicle was previously designated as a Program Vehicle, then such Lessee may redesignate such Lease Vehicle as a Program Vehicle upon written notice to the Lessor (which written notice may be delivered electronically and may be delivered directly by such Lessee or on its behalf by any agent or designee of such Lessee); provided that, such Lessee may not redesignate any such Lease Vehicle as a Program Vehicle if such Lease Vehicle would then be required to be redesignated as a Non-Program Vehicle pursuant to Sub-Clause 2.5(a) (Mandatory Program Vehicle to Non-Program Vehicle Redesignations) after designating such Lease Vehicle as a Program Vehicle.
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Non-Program Vehicle to Program Vehicle Redesignations the Lessor shall pay to the Lessee of such Lease Vehicle on the Payment Date following the effective date of such redesignation, as determined in accordance with Clause 2.6.4 (Timing of Redesignations), an amount equal to the excess, if any, of the Net Book Value of such Lease Vehicle (as of the date of such redesignation and calculated assuming that such Lease Vehicle had never been designated as a Non-Program Vehicle) over the Net Book Value of such Lease Vehicle (as of the date of such redesignation but without giving effect to such Lease Vehicle’s redesignation as a Program Vehicle) (such excess, if any, for such Lease Vehicle and such redesignation, the “Redesignation to Program Amount”), provided that:
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Non-Program Vehicle to Program Vehicle Redesignations. With respect to any Instalment Sale Vehicle that is a Non-Program Vehicle subject to an instalment sale to any Instalment Purchaser hereunder as of any date of determination, if such Instalment Sale Vehicle was previously designated as a Program Vehicle, then such Instalment Purchaser may redesignate such Instalment Sale Vehicle as a Program Vehicle upon written notice to the Instalment Seller (which written notice may be delivered electronically and may be delivered directly by such Instalment Purchaser or on its behalf by any agent or designee of such Instalment Purchaser); provided that such Instalment Purchaser may not redesignate any such Instalment Sale Vehicle as a Program Vehicle if such Instalment Sale Vehicle would then be required to be redesignated as a Non-Program Vehicle pursuant to Sub-Clause 2.5(a) (Mandatory Program Vehicle to Non-Program Vehicle Redesignations) after designating such Instalment Sale Vehicle as a Program Vehicle.
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