Provisions Relating to Holders of Convenience Sample Clauses

Provisions Relating to Holders of Convenience. Claims Against the Cross- Border Debtors. The convenience claim thresholds under the CCAA Plan (CDN$6,073) and the Plan (US$5,000) account for differences caused by the foreign exchange rate between the U.S. and Canadian dollars on April 17, 2009 using the Bank of Canada noon spot rate of exchange for exchanging currency to Canadian dollars (US$1 = Cdn$1.2146) as provided in the Claims Bar Date Orders. Only with respect to Cross-Border Debtors, for purposes of determining whether a Claim is a Convenience Claim as defined in the Plan or a Cross-Border Convenience Claim as defined in the CCAA Plan, (a) all eligible Claims will be (i) valued in Canadian dollars using the conversion rate set forth in the Claims Orders and (ii) determined in reference to the dollar thresholds established for such treatment under the CCAA Plan (CDN$6,073); and (b) cash distributions on account of such Claims, once allowed, will be made in Canadian dollars. A classification or valid election to participate as (x) a Convenience Claim as defined in the Plan or (y) a Cross-Border Convenience Claim as defined in the CCAA Plan will be binding for purposes of voting and distributions under both Plans.
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