Examples of Counterpart Lender in a sentence
Each U.S. Common Lender and its Counterpart Lender may make such election no more often than once in any year.
Each U.S. Common Lender and its Counterpart Lender may elect, upon notice to the U.S. Borrowers and the Administrative Agents, to have all or a portion of the facility fees owed to such U.S. Common Lender by the U.S. Borrower paid by the Canadian Borrower in Canadian Dollars directly to the Canadian Administrative Agent for the account of such U.S. Common Lender's Counterpart Lender.
Each U.S. Common Lender and its Counterpart Lender may elect, upon notice to the U.S. Borrowers and the Administrative Agents, to have all or a portion of the Utilization Fee owed to such U.S. Common Lender by the U.S. Borrower paid by the Canadian Borrower in Canadian Dollars directly to the Canadian Administrative Agent for the account of such U.S. Common Lender's Counterpart Lender.
Each of the US Lenders acknowledge on the Effective Date that Schedule 4.2 hereto sets forth (i) the legal names of the Affiliates of such US Lenders that are intended to provide such Canadian Revolving Loan Commitments, (ii) the name of the applicable Counterpart Lender and (iii) the percentage of the Requested Canadian Revolving Loan Commitment that each will assume on and after the Canadian Trigger Date.
Each U.S. Common Lender and its Counterpart Lender may elect, upon notice to the Borrowers and the Administrative Agents, to have all or a portion of the facility fees owed to such U.S. Common Lender by the U.S. Borrower paid by the Canadian Borrower in Canadian Dollars directly to the Canadian Administrative Agent for the account of such U.S. Common Lender's Counterpart Lender.
Canadian Revolving Loans made to the US Borrower by any Canadian Lender shall be funded by such Canadian Lender's Counterpart Lender.
The Joinder Agreement shall, among other things, set forth the Canadian Revolving Loan Commitment of each of the Canadian Lenders (and the name of the Counterpart Lender of such Canadian Lender).