Common use of Extension of Scheduled Maturity Date Clause in Contracts

Extension of Scheduled Maturity Date. Not less than 90 days prior to the then existing Scheduled Maturity Date, the Administrator will, in consultation with Transferor, undertake a review of Transferor to determine whether the Scheduled Maturity Date may be extended, during which review Transferor may request such extension. Notwithstanding, the immediately preceding sentence, neither Transferee nor any Liquidity Bank shall have a commitment or obligation to extend the Scheduled Maturity Date. If Transferee and the Liquidity Banks agree, after consultation with the Administrator and in their sole discretion, to extend the Scheduled Maturity Date, they shall so advise the Administrator and the Administrator shall notify Transferor in writing by not later than the date that is 60 days prior to the then existing Scheduled Maturity Date. In the event the Administrator, on behalf of Transferee and the Liquidity Banks, shall fail to advise Transferor on or prior to the date that is 60 days prior to the then existing Scheduled Maturity Date, Transferee's request to extend the Scheduled Maturity Date shall be deemed to have been declined. Upon execution by Transferor, the Administrator, Transferee and the Liquidity Banks of an agreement in writing setting forth the parties agreement to extend the Scheduled Maturity Date, the "Scheduled Maturity Date" shall thereupon become the date as specified in such agreement. As of no date during the term of this Agreement shall the period from such date to the Scheduled Maturity Date then in effect exceed a period of 364 days.