Common use of Re-Delivery in Event of Failed Exercise Clause in Contracts

Re-Delivery in Event of Failed Exercise. If the Administrator deems the Tender Option not to have been exercised with respect to any Class A Certificate, or if any Class A Certificates are delivered to the Administrator in connection with an attempted exercise of the Tender Option, but such attempted exercise does not comply with the requirements of subsection (b) above, the Administrator will reject such exercise and use its best efforts to redeliver such Class A Certificates by requesting the transfer of such Certificates “free” on the records of DTC to the Holder’s DTC Participant.

Re-Delivery in Event of Failed Exercise. If the Administrator deems the Tender Option not to have been exercised with respect to any Class A Certificate, or if any Class A Certificates are delivered to the Administrator in connection with an attempted exercise of the Tender Option, but such attempted exercise does not comply with the requirements of subsection (b) above, the Administrator will reject such exercise and use its best efforts to redeliver such Class A Certificates by requesting the transfer of such Certificates “free” on the records of DTC to the Holder’s DTC Participant.subsection

Re-Delivery in Event of Failed Exercise. If the Administrator deems the Tender Option not to have been exercised with respect to any Reset Rate Class A Certificate, or if any Reset Rate Class A Certificates are delivered to the Administrator in connection with an attempted exercise of the Tender Option, but such attempted exercise does not comply with the requirements of subsection (b) above, the Administrator will reject such exercise and use its best efforts to redeliver such Class A Certificates by requesting the transfer of such Certificates “free” on the records of DTC to the Holder’s DTC Participant.