Examples of Government Receivables Account in a sentence
Prior to allowing any Government Receivables Account to be established, the Master Tenant shall cause a deposit account instruction services agreement in form and substance acceptable to the Secured Party to be entered into with respect to each Government Receivables Account by and among the Operator, or Master Tenant, if applicable, the Secured Party and the depository bank that maintains such Government Receivables Account (each, a “DAISA”).
Not less than thirty (30) days prior to the effective date thereof, Operator shall 301 provide to Lender a copy of (1) any change to any DAISA, or (2) any new or changed Account 302 Xxxxxx’s Instructions with respect to one of the Government Receivables Accounts issued to a 303 depository bank maintaining such Government Receivables Account, in each case no later than 304 providing the change or directions to the depository bank.
Not less than thirty (30) days prior to the effective date thereof, the Master Tenant will provide or will cause to be provided to the Secured Party a copy of (1) any change to any DAISA, or (2) any new directions with respect to a Government Receivables Account issued to a depository bank maintaining such Government Receivables Account, in each case no later than providing the change or directions to the depository bank.
The DAISA shall instruct the depository bank to initiate a funds transfer each business day, unless the Secured Party approves otherwise, of all available funds in the applicable Government Receivables Account to a non-Government Receivables Account of the Operator or Master Tenant that is then subject to a Control Agreement.
Unless otherwise expressly approved by Lender and HUD, each DAISA 297 shall provide that the depository bank initiate a funds transfer each business day, of all collected 298 and available funds in the applicable Government Receivables Account to a non-Government 299 Receivables Account of Operator that is then subject to a DACA (“Account Holder’s 300 Instructions”).