Common use of Permitted Sub Debt Payments; etc Clause in Contracts

Permitted Sub Debt Payments; etc. (a) So long as no Payment Blockage Period shall be continuing at the time of payment, the Borrower and its Subsidiaries shall be permitted to pay to Subordinated Creditors, and Subordinated Creditors shall be entitled to receive and apply, interest that has accrued on Subordinated Debt at the applicable contract rates of interest set forth in the applicable Subordinated Debt Documents (as in effect on the date such documents shall become Subordinated Debt Documents) (all such permitted payments of interest being herein called "Permitted Interest Payments"). No prepayments of interest which have not yet accrued under the applicable Subordinated Debt Documents shall be permitted by this Agreement, and no such prepayments of such interest shall constitute "Permitted Interest Payments" for purposes of this Agreement.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Senior Term Loan Credit Agreement (United States Cellular Corp), Credit Agreement (United States Cellular Corp), Credit Agreement (United States Cellular Corp)

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Permitted Sub Debt Payments; etc. (a) So long as no Payment Blockage Period shall be continuing at the time of payment, the Borrower and its Subsidiaries shall be permitted to pay to Subordinated Creditors, and Subordinated Creditors shall be entitled to receive and apply, interest that has accrued on Subordinated Debt at the applicable contract rates of interest set forth in the applicable Subordinated Debt Documents (as in effect on the date such documents shall become Subordinated Debt Documents) (all such permitted payments of interest being herein called "Permitted Interest Payments"). No prepayments of interest which have not yet accrued under the applicable Subordinated Debt Documents shall be permitted by this Agreement, and no such prepayments of such interest shall constitute "Permitted Interest Payments" for purposes of this Agreement.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Credit Agreement (United States Cellular Corp), Credit Agreement (United States Cellular Corp)

Permitted Sub Debt Payments; etc. (a) 16. So long as no Payment Blockage Period shall be continuing at the time of payment, the Borrower and its Subsidiaries shall be permitted to pay to Subordinated Creditors, and Subordinated Creditors shall be entitled to receive and apply, interest that has accrued on Subordinated Debt at the applicable contract rates of interest set forth in the applicable Subordinated Debt Documents (as in effect on the date such documents shall become Subordinated Debt Documents) (all such permitted payments of interest being herein called "Permitted Interest Payments"). No prepayments of interest which have has not yet accrued under the applicable Subordinated Debt Documents shall be permitted by this Agreement, and no such prepayments of such interest shall constitute "Permitted Interest Payments" for purposes of this Agreement.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Credit Agreement (United States Cellular Corp)

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Permitted Sub Debt Payments; etc. (a) So long as no Payment Blockage Period shall be continuing at the time of payment, the Borrower and its Subsidiaries shall be permitted to pay to Subordinated Creditors, and Subordinated Creditors shall be entitled to receive and apply, interest that has accrued on Subordinated Debt at the applicable contract rates of interest set forth in the applicable Subordinated Debt Documents (as in effect on the date such documents shall become Subordinated Debt Documents) (all such permitted payments of interest being herein called "Permitted Interest Payments"). No prepayments of interest which have has not yet accrued under the applicable Subordinated Debt Documents shall be permitted by this Agreement, and no such prepayments of such interest shall constitute "Permitted Interest Payments" for purposes of this Agreement.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Subordination Agreement (United States Cellular Corp)

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