Examples of Mediation Model Case F in a sentence
Pursuant to Mediation Model Case F, the Term Loan Lender Disgorgement Payments include prejudgment interest at a rate of 6.9% per annum and post-judgment interest at a rate of 1% per annum through the Effective Date (such rates of interest shall apply to the Term Loan Lender Disgorgement Payments notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the Bankruptcy Court Decision or the Quantification Order).
With respect to the Term Loan Lender Professional Fee Disgorgements, Mediation Model Case F provides for payment only of postpetition professional fees allocated to the First Lien Revolver Lenders (given that the First Lien Term Loan Secured Claims are undersecured).
As such, pursuant to the Mediation Settlement and the D&O Insurance Coverage Settlement, recoveries to the Non-Term Loan Lender Unsecured Creditors will be allocated pursuant to the Committee Model and any drivers underlying the allocations contemplated therein, without regard for how such recoveries are allocated pursuant to Mediation Model Case F and any drivers underlying the allocations contemplated therein.
Mediation Model Case F provides for the disgorgement of such professional fees for the benefit of the holders of Unsecured Claims against TOUSA and the Conveying Subsidiaries as set forth below.
Such requests are limited to the general rules on injunctions for securing evidence in criminal matters.
Mediation Model Case F establishes a method for allocating recoveries in connection with the Mediation Settlement between the Prepetition Secured Lenders, on the one hand, and the Non-Term Loan Lender Unsecured Creditors, on the other hand.
Mediation Model Case F was developed to facilitate negotiations in connection with the Mediation.
Mediation Model Case F further provides that all other amounts previously paid with respect to the First Lien Revolver Claims have been or shall be deemed to have been paid Pro Rata from the respective pools of collateral held by TOUSA and the Conveying Subsidiaries according to the ratio ofsuch assets (approximately 65.6% from the Conveying Subsidiaries and 34.4% from TOUSA).