Examples of Overpaying Borrower in a sentence
If any Borrower (the “Overpaying Borrower”) pays (whether directly or by application of Collateral), or is otherwise held liable for, obligations in excess of the Pro Rata Share of the Overpaying Borrower, the other Borrowers will pay the amount of such excess to the Overpaying Borrower and will indemnify the Overpaying Borrower for, from and against any claims, damages, loss or liability arising from or related to such overpayment.
If a Borrower shall pay an amount with respect to the Obligations in excess of its proportionate share, determined as set forth in this Section 2.16(b) (an “Overpaying Borrower”), the other Borrower shall make a payment to such Overpaying Borrower in an amount such that the aggregate amount of each Borrower’s payments hereunder and in respect of the Obligations reflects its proportionate share of the Obligations, as so determined.
If any Borrower (the “Overpaying Borrower”) pays (whether directly or by application of any collateral for the Loan), or is otherwise held liable for, obligations in excess of the Pro Rata Share of the Overpaying Borrower, the other Borrower will pay the amount of such excess to the Overpaying Borrower and will indemnify the Overpaying Borrower for, from and against any claims, damages, loss or liability arising from or related to such overpayment.
Accordingly, as among the Borrowers, if any Borrower (the “Overpaying Borrower”) pays (whether directly or by application of Collateral), or is otherwise held liable for, obligations in excess of the Borrower Pro Rata Share for the Overpaying Borrower, the other Borrowers will pay the amount of such excess to the Overpaying Borrower and will indemnify the Overpaying Borrower for, from and against any claims, damages, loss or liability arising from or related to such overpayment.
In no event shall a Benefitted Borrower be required to make a Contribution Payment that would cause the Benefited Borrower to become an Overpaying Borrower.
In no event shall a Benefitted Borrower be required to make a Contribution Payment that would cause the Benefitted Borrower to become an Overpaying Borrower.