Class A-1 Notes Quarterly Commitment Fees Amount definition

Class A-1 Notes Quarterly Commitment Fees Amount means, with respect to any Class A-1 Notes Outstanding, the amount that is identified as a “Class A-1 Notes Quarterly Commitment Fees Amount” in the applicable Series Supplement.
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Class A-1 Notes Quarterly Commitment Fees Amount means, for any Interest Accrual Period, with respect to any Class A-1 Notes Outstanding, the aggregate amount of commitment fees due and payable, with respect to such Interest Accrual Period, on such Class A-1 Notes that is identified as “Class A-1 Notes Quarterly Commitment Fees Amount” in the applicable Series Supplement; provided that if, on any Weekly Allocation Date or other date of determination, the actual amount of any such commitment fees cannot be ascertained, an estimate of such commitment fees will be used to calculate the Class A-1 Notes Quarterly Commitment Fees Amount for such Weekly Allocation Date or other date of determination in accordance with the terms and provisions of the applicable Series Supplement; provided, further, that any amount identified as “Class A-1 Notes Administrative Expenses” or “Class A-1 Notes Other Amounts” in any Series Supplement will under no circumstances be deemed to constitute “Class A-1 Notes Quarterly Commitment Fees Amount.”
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