Common use of Accounts, Etc Clause in Contracts

Accounts, Etc. All accounts (as such term is defined in Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code in effect from time to time in the State of Florida) owned by the Debtor and all accounts in which the Debtor has any rights (including, without limitation, rights to grant a security interest in accounts owned by other persons), both now existing and hereafter owned, acquired and arising; and, to the extent not included in the term accounts as so defined after ascribing a broad meaning thereto, all accounts receivable, unearned fees, unpaid fees or receivables due from third parties, charging lien or retaining lien rights, rights to any distributions from any trust account or escrow account, distributions from trust accounts or escrow accounts, accounts held in trust for the benefit of Debtor, health-care-insurance receivables, credit and charge card receivables, bills, acceptances, documents, chooses in action, chattel paper (both tangible and electronic), promissory notes and other instruments, deposit accounts, license fees payable for use of software, lease payments for use of Debtor’s goods or services, commercial tort claims, letter of credit rights and letters of credit, rights to payment for money or funds advanced or sold other than through use of a credit card, lottery winnings, rights to payment with respect to investment property, general intangibles and other forms of obligations and rights to payment of any nature, now owing to the Debtor and hereafter arising and owing to the Debtor, together with (i) the proceeds of all of the accounts and other property and property rights described hereinabove, including all of the proceeds of Debtor’s rights with respect to any of its goods and services represented thereby, whether delivered or returned by customers, and all rights as an unpaid vendor and lienor, including rights of stoppage in transit and of recovering possession by any proceedings, including replevin and reclamation, and (ii) all customer lists, books and records, ledgers, account cards, and other records including those stored on computer or electronic media, whether now in existence or hereafter created, relating to any of the foregoing.

Accounts, Etc. All accounts (as such term is defined in Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code in effect from time to time in the State of Florida) owned by the Debtor Grantor and all accounts in which the Debtor Grantor has any rights (including, without limitation, rights to grant a security interest in accounts owned by other persons), both now existing and hereafter owned, acquired and arising; and, to the extent not included in the term accounts as so defined after ascribing a broad meaning thereto, all accounts receivable, unearned fees, unpaid fees or receivables due from third parties, charging lien or retaining lien rights, rights to any distributions from any trust account or escrow account, distributions from trust accounts or escrow accounts, accounts held in trust for the benefit of Debtor, health-care-insurance receivables, credit and charge card receivables, bills, acceptances, documents, chooses in action, chattel paper (both tangible and electronic), promissory notes and other instruments, deposit accounts, license fees payable for use of software, lease payments for use of DebtorGrantor’s goods or and services, commercial tort claims, letter of credit rights and letters of credit, rights to payment for money or funds advanced or sold other than through use of a credit card, lottery winnings, rights to payment with respect to investment property, general intangibles and other forms of obligations and rights to payment of any nature, now owing to the Debtor Grantor and hereafter arising and owing to the DebtorGrantor, together with (i) the proceeds of all of the accounts and other property and property rights described hereinabove, including all of the proceeds of DebtorGrantor’s rights with respect to any of its goods and services represented thereby, whether delivered or returned by customers, and all rights as an unpaid vendor and lienor, including rights of stoppage in transit and of recovering possession by any proceedings, including replevin and reclamation, and (ii) all customer lists, books and records, ledgers, account cards, and other records including those stored on computer or electronic media, whether now in existence or hereafter created, relating to any of the foregoing.

Accounts, Etc. All accounts (as such term is defined in Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code in effect from time to time in the State of Florida) owned by the Debtor Grantor and all accounts in which the Debtor Grantor has any rights (including, without limitation, rights to grant a security interest in accounts owned by other persons), both now existing and hereafter owned, acquired and arising; and, to the extent not included in the term accounts as so defined after ascribing a broad meaning thereto, all accounts receivable, unearned fees, unpaid fees or receivables due from third parties, charging lien or retaining lien rights, rights to any distributions from any trust account or escrow account, distributions from trust accounts or escrow accounts, accounts held in trust for the benefit of Debtor, health-care-insurance receivables, credit and charge card receivables, bills, acceptances, documents, chooses in action, chattel paper (both tangible and electronic), promissory notes and other instruments, deposit accounts, license fees payable for use of software, lease payments for use of DebtorGrantor’s goods or services, commercial tort claims, letter of credit rights and letters of credit, rights to payment for money or funds advanced or sold other than through use of a credit card, lottery winnings, rights to payment with respect to investment property, general intangibles and other forms of obligations and rights to payment of any nature, now owing to the Debtor Grantor and hereafter arising and owing to the DebtorGrantor, together with (i) the proceeds of all of the accounts and other property and property rights described hereinabove, including all of the proceeds of DebtorGrantor’s rights with respect to any of its goods and services represented thereby, whether delivered or returned by customers, and all rights as an unpaid vendor and lienor, including rights of stoppage in transit and of recovering possession by any proceedings, including replevin and reclamation, and (ii) all customer lists, books and records, ledgers, account cards, and other records including those stored on computer or electronic media, whether now in existence or hereafter created, relating to any of the foregoing.