Common use of Settlement Items Clause in Contracts

Settlement Items. Lender and Company understand and agree that Bank may pay the face amount (“Settlement Item Amounts”) of each “Settlement Item” (as defined herein) by debiting the applicable Account, without prior notice to Lender or Company. As used in this Agreement, the term “Settlement Item” means (i) each check or other payment order drawn on or payable against any controlled disbursement account, a “Controlled Balance Account” (as defined below) or other deposit account at any time linked to the Account by a controlled balance arrangement (each a “Linked Account”), which Bank takes for deposit or value, cashes or exchanges for a cashier’s check or official check in the ordinary course of business prior to the Activation Effective Time, and which is presented for settlement against the Account (after having been presented against the Linked Account) after the Activation Effective Time, (ii) each check or other payment order drawn on or payable against the Account, which, prior to the Activation Effective Time, Bank takes for deposit or value, assures payment pursuant to a banker’s acceptance, cashes or exchanges for a cashier’s check or official check in the ordinary course of business after Bank’s cutoff time for posting, (iii) each ACH credit entry initiated by Bank, as originating depository financial institution, on behalf of Company, as originator, prior to the Activation Effective Time, which ACH credit entry settles after commencement of the Activation Effective Time, and (iv) any other payment order drawn on or payable against the Account, which Bank has paid or funded prior to the Activation Effective Time, and which is first presented for settlement against the Account in the ordinary course of business after the Activation Effective Time. Company and Lender acknowledge and agree that, if there is a Linked Account not subject to this Agreement, upon commencement of the Activation Effective Time any such Linked Account will be de-linked and will no longer transfer balances to or from the Account. “Controlled Balance Account” is a deposit account that is linked to one or more other deposit accounts in order to allow transfers to be made between such accounts on an automated basis, pursuant to Company Instructions, in order to maintain a specified balance in one or more of any Linked Account, including, without limitation, zero balance arrangements where transfers are made to a subaccount from a master account or from a subaccount to a master account at the end of each Banking Day in order to maintain a zero balance in such subaccount at the end of such Banking Day.

Settlement Items. Lender Collateral Agent and Company understand and agree that Bank may pay the face amount (“"Settlement Item Amounts”Amount") of each “Settlement Item” Item (as defined herein) by debiting the applicable Account, without prior notice to Lender Collateral Agent or Company. As used in this Agreement, the term “"Settlement Item” " means (i) each check or other payment order drawn on or payable against any controlled disbursement account, a “Controlled Balance Account” Account (as defined below) or below)or other deposit account at any time linked to the any Account by a controlled balance arrangement (each a “"Linked Account”"), which Bank takes for deposit or value, cashes or exchanges for a cashier’s check or official check in the ordinary course of business prior to the Activation Effective Time, and which is presented for settlement against the Account (after having been presented against the Linked Account) after the Activation Effective Time, (ii) each check or other payment order drawn on or payable against the an Account, which, prior to the Activation Effective Time, Bank takes for deposit or value, assures payment pursuant to a banker’s acceptance, cashes or exchanges for a cashier’s check or official check in the ordinary course of business after Bank’s cutoff time for posting, (iii) each ACH credit entry initiated by Bank, as originating depository financial institution, on behalf of Company, as originator, prior to the Activation Effective Time, which ACH credit entry settles after commencement of the Activation Effective Time, and (iv) any other payment order drawn on or payable against the an Account, which Bank has paid or funded prior to the Activation Effective Time, and which is first presented for settlement against the Account in the ordinary course of business after the Activation Effective Time. Company and Lender Collateral Agent acknowledge and agree that, that if there is a are Linked Account Accounts not subject to this Agreement, that upon commencement of the Activation Effective Time any such Linked Account Accounts will be de-linked and will no longer transfer balances to or from the Account. “Controlled Balance Account” is a deposit account that is linked to one or more other deposit accounts in order to allow transfers to be made between such accounts on an automated basis, pursuant to Company Instructionsthe Company’s instructions, in order to maintain a specified balance in one or more of any the Linked AccountAccounts, including, without limitation, zero balance arrangements where transfers are made to a subaccount from a master account or from a subaccount to a master account at the end of each Banking Day in order to maintain a zero balance in such subaccount at the end of such Banking Day.. DACA with Activation 01-08-12

Settlement Items. Lender and Company understand and agree that Bank may pay the face amount (“Settlement Item Amounts”) of each “Settlement Item” (as defined herein) by debiting the applicable Account, without prior notice to Lender or Company. As used in this Agreement, the term “Settlement Item” means (i) each check or other payment order drawn on or payable against any controlled disbursement account, a “Controlled Balance Account” (as defined below) or other deposit account at any time linked to the Account by a controlled balance arrangement (each a “Linked Account”), which Bank takes for deposit or value, cashes or exchanges for a cashier’s check or official check in the ordinary course of business prior to the Activation Effective Time, and which is presented for settlement against the Account (after having been presented against the Linked Account) after the Activation Effective Time, (ii) each check or other payment order drawn on or payable against the Account, which, prior to the Activation Effective Time, Bank takes for deposit or value, assures payment pursuant to a banker’s acceptance, cashes or exchanges for a cashier’s check or official check in the ordinary course of business after Bank’s cutoff time for posting, (iii) each ACH credit entry initiated by Bank, as originating depository financial institution, on behalf of Company, as originator, prior to the Activation Effective Time, which ACH credit entry settles after commencement of the Activation Effective Time, and (iv) any other payment order drawn on or payable against the Account, which Bank has paid or funded prior to the Activation Effective Time, and which is first presented for settlement against the Account in the ordinary course of business after the Activation Effective Time. Company and Lender acknowledge and agree that, if there is a Linked Account not subject to this Agreement, upon commencement of the Activation Effective Time any such Linked Account will be de-linked and will no longer transfer balances to or from the Account. “Controlled Balance Account” is a deposit account that is linked to one or more other deposit accounts in order to allow transfers to be made between such accounts on an automated basis, pursuant to Company Instructions, in order to maintain a specified balance in one or more of any Linked Account, including, without limitation, zero balance arrangements where transfers are made to a subaccount from a master account or from a subaccount to a master account at the end of each Banking Day in order to maintain a zero balance in such subaccount at the end of such Banking Day.