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Note the [[tedious]] back and forth of notices here. | |||
*First, the Income has to be due under the Collateral or Loaned Securities. | |||
*Then the person obliged under Paragraph {{gmslaprov|6}} to [[manufacture]] the {{gmslaprov|Income}} back has to fail to do so, on that due date. | |||
*Then the aggrieved party has to tell the delinquent one — note: it is not yet technically a “{{gmslaprov|Defaulting Party}}” as there is a [[grace period]] — that it has failed to make that payment, and ask it to make the payment within three {{gmslaprov|Business Day}}s. | |||
*Then the delinquent party has to fail to remediate the manifactured {{gmslaprov|Income}} payment by close on the third {{gmslaprov|Business Day}} after that notice. Then the aggreived party can notify the delinquent party — whereupon it becomes a “{{gmslaprov|Defaulting Party}}” — that it is, finally, an {{gmslaprov|Event of Default}}. |
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Note the tedious back and forth of notices here.
- First, the Income has to be due under the Collateral or Loaned Securities.
- Then the person obliged under Paragraph 6 to manufacture the Income back has to fail to do so, on that due date.
- Then the aggrieved party has to tell the delinquent one — note: it is not yet technically a “Defaulting Party” as there is a grace period — that it has failed to make that payment, and ask it to make the payment within three Business Days.
- Then the delinquent party has to fail to remediate the manifactured Income payment by close on the third Business Day after that notice. Then the aggreived party can notify the delinquent party — whereupon it becomes a “Defaulting Party” — that it is, finally, an Event of Default.