Current Obligation definition
Examples of Current Obligation in a sentence
If such obligation is not satisfied prior to the closing, it shall be satisfied after closing by re-allocating, at the direction of the holder of the Current Obligation, a portion of the New USN Shares issued to the Shareholders as provided in Schedule 1.01, with the New USN Shares to be retained by the listed Shareholders reduced pro rata.
The Parties shall mutually agree on the number of New USN Shares to be re-allocated to satisfy the Current Obligation.
Seller covenants and agrees that, to the extent any Current Obligation is not paid in full at the Closing as provided in Section 3.2(a), Seller will promptly after the Closing pay such Current Obligation in full.
If such obligation is to be exchanged for equity in the Company prior to the closing, Schedule 1.01, the identity of the Shareholders, will be adjusted to include the identity of the obligee of the Current Obligation, and the number of New USN Shares to be issued to the currently listed Shareholder will be reduced to accommodate this modification so that the total number of New USN Shares remains as indicated on Schedule 1.01.
On or before the closing, the Parties will resolve the approximately $167,000 of current obligations on the balance sheet of the Company (the “Current Obligation”), through the exchange of the Current Obligation into equity in the Company or the establishment of other arrangements satisfactory to the parties.
SMI and CARD shall only have an obligation to sell or otherwise supply Repair Parts to TCS with respect to: i) shufflers which TCS currently owns, whether in TCS’ current inventory or on lease or rental with a customer; and ii) shufflers concerning which TCS has a legally binding current written contractual obligation or the renewal thereof (“Current Obligation”) to a casino, but only for as long as such Current Obligation is legally in effect.
The Borrower’s Current Obligation shall be due and payable in full in cash upon the Termination Date.
Upon the Termination Date, the Borrower at such time shall promptly (and in no event in more than (30) business days) repay the full amount of the Borrower’s Current Obligation.
By way of further clarification, in the event that a SMI or CARD shuffler is currently owned by a casino under which TCS has a Current Obligation to provide Repair Parts to said casino, SMI’s and CARD’s obligation to supply Repair Parts to TCS for said casino shall only last as long as the Current Obligation with that casino is in effect, i.e., until the current written contract between TCS and said casino for TCS to supply Repair Parts is not renewed.
In the event that such payment exceeds the Borrower’s Current Obligation at such time, the excess amount shall constitute a Loan made under the Intercompany Credit Facility such that the recipient of such payment becomes the Borrower from the effective time of such payment in respect of such excess amount.