Examples of Outstanding Amount Advanced in a sentence
If a Contract becomes a Liquidated Contract and at such time there exists an Outstanding Amount Advanced, then the Servicer shall reimburse itself out of funds in the Certificate Account for the portion of Monthly Advances equal to the aggregate of delinquent scheduled payments on such Contract to the Due Date in the Collection Period in which such Contract became a Liquidated Contract, but not in excess of such Outstanding Amount Advanced.
If a Contract becomes a Liquidated Contract and at such time there exists an Outstanding Amount Advanced with respect to the related Group, then the Servicer shall reimburse itself out of funds in the applicable Certificate Account for the portion of Monthly Advances equal to the aggregate of delinquent Scheduled Payments on such Contract to the Due Date in the Collection Period in which such Contract became a Liquidated Contract, but not in excess of such Outstanding Amount Advanced.
If a Contract becomes a Liquidated Contract and at such time there exists an Outstanding Amount Advanced, then the Servicer shall reimburse itself out of funds in the applicable Certificate Account for the portion of Monthly Advances equal to the aggregate of delinquent scheduled payments on such Contract to the Due Date in the Collection Period in which such Contract became a Liquidated Contract, but not in excess of such Outstanding Amount Advanced.
If a Contract becomes a Liquidation Contract and at such time there exists an Outstanding Amount Advanced, then the Servicer shall reimburse itself out of funds in the Collection Account for the portion of Advances equal to the aggregate of delinquent scheduled payments on such Contract to the Due Date in the Due Period in which such Contract became a Liquidation Contract, but not in excess of such Outstanding Amount Advanced.
If a Contract becomes a Liquidated Contract and at such time there exists an Outstanding Amount Advanced, then the Servicer shall reimburse itself out of funds in the Certificate Account for the portion of Monthly Advances equal to the aggregate of delinquent Scheduled Payments on such Contract to the Due Date in the Collection Period in which such Contract became a Liquidated Contract, but not in excess of such Outstanding Amount Advanced.
If a Contract becomes a Liquidated Contract and at such time there exists an Outstanding Amount Advanced, then the Servicer shall reimburse itself out of funds in the Certificate Account for the portion of Monthly Advances equal to the aggregate of delinquent Scheduled Payments on such Contract to the Due Date in the Due Period in which such Contract became a Liquidated Contract, but not in excess of such Outstanding Amount Advanced.
If a Contract becomes a liquidated Contract and at such time there exists an Outstanding Amount Advanced, then the Servicer shall reimburse itself out of funds in the Certificate Account for the servicing advances related thereto and the portion of Monthly Advances equal to the aggregate of the interest component of delinquent Scheduled Payments on such Contract to the date in the Due Period in which such Contract became a Liquidated Contract, but not in excess of such Outstanding Amount Advanced.
If a Contract becomes a Liquidated Contract and at such time there exists an Outstanding Amount Advanced, then the Servicer shall reimburse itself out of funds in the Note Account for the portion of Monthly Advances equal to the aggregate of delinquent Scheduled Payments on such Contract to the Due Date in the Collection Period in which such Contract became a Liquidated Contract, but not in excess of such Outstanding Amount Advanced.
If a Contract becomes a Liquidated Contract and at any time there exists an Outstanding Amount Advanced, then the Servicer shall reimburse itself out of funds in the Certificate Account for the portion of Monthly Advances equal to the aggregate of delinquent scheduled payments on such Contract to the Due Date in the Collection Period in which such Contract became a Liquidated Contract, but only to the extent of such Outstanding Amount Advanced.