Common use of Rights of substitution Clause in Contracts

Rights of substitution. If a Lender shall fail to remit its portion of any advance required to be made under the terms of this Agreement, the other Lender may, at its option and in its sole discretion (but shall not be obligated to do so), advance such funds as may be necessary to provide for the payment in full of such advance request then due but unpaid, but without thereby relieving such Lender of its obligation to make such remittance to Laitram. A Lender shall, to the full extent of any such advance made by it, at its sole option, succeed to the interest of the other Lender with respect thereto in which case the Lender’s line of credit commitment shall be automatically adjusted to reflect such additional advance by the other Lender, until such amount is remitted by such Lender to Laitram.

Rights of substitution. If a Lender shall fail to remit its portion of any advance required to be made under the terms of this Agreement, the other Lender may, at its option and in its sole discretion (but shall not be obligated to do so), advance such funds as may be necessary to provide for the payment in full of such advance request then due but unpaid, but without thereby relieving such Lender of its obligation to make such remittance to Laitram. A Lender shall, to the full extent of any such advance made by it, at its sole option, succeed to the interest of the other Lender with respect thereto in which case the Lender’s 's line of credit commitment shall be automatically adjusted to reflect such additional advance by the other Lender, until such amount is remitted by such Lender to Laitram.