Common use of Secretary’s Confirmation Relating to the Secretary’s Guarantee Clause in Contracts

Secretary’s Confirmation Relating to the Secretary’s Guarantee. The Secretary confirms to FFB that the obligation of the United States of America to pay amounts due and payable under the Secretary’s Guarantee when such amounts become due and payable in accordance with its terms, constitutes the absolute obligation of the United States of America, against which no offset may be made by the United States of America in discharge of its obligation to make these payments and for which, in accordance with section 1702(j) of the Guarantee Act, the full faith and credit of the United States of America are pledged, provided, however, that the United States will be entitled to offset payments under the Secretary’s Guarantee against any financial asset or obligation of any Holder of the Secretary’s Guarantee other than FFB.

Secretary’s Confirmation Relating to the Secretary’s Guarantee. The Secretary confirms to FFB that the obligation of the United States of America to pay amounts due and payable under the Secretary’s 's Guarantee when such amounts become due and payable in DOE (Title XVII) GEORGIA POWER COMPANY accordance with its terms, constitutes the absolute obligation of the United States of America, against which no offset may be made by the United States of America in discharge of its obligation to make these payments and for which, in accordance with section 1702(j) of the Guarantee Act, the full faith and credit of the United States of America are pledged, provided, however, that the United States will be entitled to offset payments under the Secretary’s 's Guarantee against any financial asset or obligation of any Holder of the Secretary’s 's Guarantee other than FFB.

Secretary’s Confirmation Relating to the Secretary’s Guarantee. The Secretary confirms to FFB that the obligation of the United States of America to pay amounts due and payable under the Secretary’s 's Guarantee when such amounts become due and payable in accordance with its terms, constitutes the absolute obligation of the United States of America, against which no offset may be made by the United States of America in discharge of its obligation to make these payments and for which, in accordance with section 1702(j) of the Guarantee Act, the full faith and credit of the United States of America are pledged, provided, however, that the United States will be entitled to offset payments under the Secretary’s 's Guarantee against any financial asset or obligation of any Holder of the Secretary’s 's Guarantee other than FFB.