Common use of Notice of Revocation Clause in Contracts

Notice of Revocation. If the Trust is prohibited from giving a Notice of Special Dividend Period as a result of any of the factors enumerated in clause (x), (y) or (z) of the prior sentence or if the Trust gives a Notice of Revocation with respect to a Notice of Special Dividend Period for RP, the next succeeding Dividend Period will be a 28-day Dividend Period (in the case of Series A RP) or a 7-day Dividend Period (in the case of Series B RP or Series C RP), provided that if the then current Dividend Period for RP is a Special Dividend Period of less than 28 days (in the case of Series A RP), the next succeeding Dividend Period will be the same length as the current Dividend Period. In addition, in the event all shares of RP tendered for which the Trust has given a Notice of Special Dividend Period are not remarketed or a Remarketing for RP is not held for any reason, the Trust may not again give a Notice of Special Dividend Period with respect to RP (and any such attempted notice shall be null and void) until all shares of such RP tendered in a subsequent Remarketing with respect to a 28-day Dividend Period (in the case of Series A RP) or a 7-day Dividend Period (in the case of Series B RP or Series C RP) have been Remarketed.