Procedures for Class B Voluntary Decrease Sample Clauses

The Procedures for Class B Voluntary Decrease clause outlines the steps and requirements for a party to voluntarily reduce its holdings or participation in Class B shares or interests. Typically, this clause specifies the notice period that must be given, any forms or documentation required, and the process for calculating the amount of the decrease. For example, a shareholder wishing to decrease their Class B holdings may need to submit a written request and comply with any minimum thresholds or timing restrictions. The core function of this clause is to provide a clear, orderly process for voluntary reductions, ensuring transparency and minimizing disruption to the management and record-keeping of Class B interests.
Procedures for Class B Voluntary Decrease. On any Business Day, upon at least three (3) Business Day’s prior notice to each Class B Noteholder, each Class B Conduit Investor, each Class B Committed Note Purchaser and the Trustee, HVF II may decrease the Class B Principal Amount in whole or in part (each such reduction of the Class B Principal Amount pursuant to this Section 2.3(c)(ii), a “Class B Voluntary Decrease”) by withdrawing from the Series 2013-A Principal Collection Account an amount up to the sum of all amounts then on deposit in such account and available for distribution to effect a Class B Voluntary Decrease pursuant to Section 5.2, and distributing the amount of such withdrawal (such amount, the “Class B Voluntary Decrease Amount”) to the Class B Noteholders as specified in Section 5.2. Each such notice shall set forth the date of such Class B Voluntary Decrease, the related Class B Voluntary Decrease Amount, whether HVF II is electing to pay any Class B Terminated Purchaser in connection with such Class B Voluntary Decrease, and the amount to be paid to such Class B Terminated Purchaser (if any).
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Procedures for Class B Voluntary Decrease. On any Business Day, upon at least three (3) Business Days’ prior notice to each Class B Noteholder and provided that no Potential Amortization Event with respect to the Class A Notes has occurred, each Class B Conduit Investor, each Class B Committed Note Purchaser, the Administrative Agent and the Issuer Security Trustee, the Issuer may decrease the Class B Principal Amount in whole or in part (each such reduction of the Principal Amount pursuant to this Sub-Clause 2.3(d) (Voluntary Decrease), a “Class B Voluntary Decrease”) by withdrawing from the Issuer Principal Collection Account an amount up to the sum of all amounts then on deposit in such account and available for distribution to effect a Class B Voluntary Decrease pursuant to Sub-Clause 5.2 (Application of Funds in the Issuer Principal Collection Account), and distributing the amount of such withdrawal (such amount, the “Class B Voluntary Decrease Amount”) to the Class B Noteholders as specified in Sub-Clause 5.2 (Application of Funds in the Issuer Principal Collection Account) on a pro rata basis amongst the Class B Noteholders other than the Class B Terminated Purchasers. Each such notice shall set forth the date of such Class B Voluntary Decrease, the related Class B Voluntary Decrease Amount, whether the Issuer is electing to pay any Class B Terminated Purchaser in connection with such Class B Voluntary Decrease, and the amount to be paid to such Class B Terminated Purchaser (if any).
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