Examples of Controlled Cash in a sentence
No Advances will be made (i) in an amount less than $1,000.00, (ii) if the Controlled Cash Flow Plus Services Description and Master Agreement has been breached by Borrower or terminated for any reason, or (iii) after the Termination Date unless this Loan has been renewed.
To the extent that Excess Funds exist, First Union will debit Borrower's Controlled Cash Flow Account by the amount of such Excess Funds and apply such Excess Funds to the repayment of the interest and then principal balances due on the Loan.
First Union shall monitor Borrower's Controlled Cash Flow Account daily to determine if there are any funds in excess of those required as of 11:00 a.m. eastern standard time (or such other time as designated by First Union) to cover all items presented for payment to such account as of such time (the "Excess Funds").
Whether or not an Event of Default has occurred and is continuing, Borrower shall deliver all payments on and proceeds of Accounts to the Controlled Cash Collateral Account.
In the event of a Shortfall Objection, Buyer and Seller shall work in good faith to promptly resolve any differences in respect of the Monthly Shortfall Advance and, until such resolution, no disbursements will be made to Buyer from the Controlled Cash Account in respect of the disputed Monthly Shortfall Advance until Seller’s objection thereto and the rightful entitlement to such funds shall be determined.
The Organizational Documents of Buyer provides that Buyer may engage solely in the business of acquiring and selling RB from the Project, including the related Green Attributes, and transactions related thereto, depositing the proceeds thereof in the Controlled Cash Account in compliance with this Transaction Confirmation (the “Permitted Business”).
When all Monthly Shortfall Advances have been repaid in full (without interest) and no unpaid Monthly Shortfall Advances are outstanding, Buyer shall reinitiate proportionate disbursements of any positive Monthly Net Proceeds to Seller and Buyer from the Controlled Cash Account.
After giving effect to the proposed Borrowing, the aggregate amount of (i) Unfunded Commitments of Investors (excluding, without duplication, Defaulting Investors and Defaulting Members (as such term is defined in the Operating Agreement)), plus (ii) Controlled Cash, shall not be less than one hundred percent (100%) of the amount of the Principal Obligation.
This repayment is intended on a dollar-for-dollar basis, meaning that any dollar within the Controlled Cash Account will be used to repay a dollar of unpaid Monthly Shortfall Advances, and no funds within the Controlled Cash Account will be held idle in the Controlled Cash Account where Monthly Shortfall Advances are not yet paid in full.
Buyer shall make the disbursements from the Controlled Cash Account to Seller and Buyer for all amounts set forth under the column “To Seller” and “To Buyer” on Exhibit A (attached hereto) within five (5) Business Days of the date upon which this Third Amendment is signed by both Buyer and Seller (“Execution Date”), and Seller shall communicate its approval of such disbursements to BMO Harris Bank.