Common use of Exchanges of Notes Clause in Contracts

Exchanges of Notes. Notes are issuable in denominations of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) and multiples thereof. Notes of any authorized denomination may be exchanged for Notes of any other authorized denomination or denominations, any such exchange to be for Notes of the same type, A Notes or B Notes, of an equivalent aggregate principal amount, as requested by the Holders, and bearing the same interest rate and date of maturity as the original Notes. Any exchange of Notes may be made at the offices of the Company or at the offices of any registrar where a register is maintained for the Notes pursuant to the provisions of section 7.

Exchanges of Notes. Notes are issuable in denominations of One Five Thousand Dollars ($1,0005,000) and integral multiples thereof. Notes of any authorized denomination may be exchanged for Notes of any other authorized denomination or denominations, any such exchange to be for Notes of the same type, A Notes or B Notes, of an equivalent aggregate principal amount, as requested by the Holders, and bearing the same interest rate and date of maturity as the original Notes. Any exchange of Notes may be made at the offices of the Company or at the offices of any registrar where a register is maintained for the Notes pursuant to the provisions of section Section 7.