Reimbursement Claims means any claim of Seller arising in connection with the return, disgorgement or reimbursement by Seller to Borrower, or any other Entity, of all or any portion of any payment or transfer received by Seller on account of the Transferred Rights prior to the Agreement Date.
Reimbursement Claims or “Government Reimbursement Claims” refers to the applicable claims or liens of any governmental agency which is entitled to reimbursement for benefits paid to or for the benefit of a Trust Beneficiary because of being a participant of the Trust.
Reimbursement Claims means the value of all eligible premiums reported by all eligible dealers during a reimbursement year.
Examples of Reimbursement Claims in a sentence
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Final Remainder Beneficiaries will only be entitled to a distribution from the Beneficiary’s IBA after all amounts have been paid to or for the Trust, Trust expenses and Government Reimbursement Claims, if any, as provided in Article 6 of the Master Trust.
More Definitions of Reimbursement Claims
Reimbursement Claims means claims which the Trustee may have against Microgy or others or against certain collateral pursuant to the Indenture or other Bond Documents which provide a source of payment to the Trustee for certain fees and expenses.
Reimbursement Claims has the meaning given to it in Section 8.1(e) hereof.