Amounts contingently due. (a) If at the time of a distribution of any money under Clause 8.1 any part of the Secured Moneys is contingently owing to the Secured Party, the Secured Party, Receiver or Attorney may retain an amount equal to the amount contingently owing or any part of it.
Amounts contingently due. If the Security Agent enforces the security ------------------------ constituted by this Deed (whether by the appointment of a Receiver or otherwise) at a time when no amounts are due to it (but at a time when amounts may become so due), the Security Agent (or such Receiver) may pay the proceeds of any recoveries effected by it into an interest-bearing suspense account with any person (including the Security Agent) selected by the Security Agent and on terms selected by the Security Agent until the relevant amounts become actually due and payable or the Security Agent determines that they will never become actually due and payable. At that time the amount actually owing may be paid to the Security Agent and the balance distributed in accordance with Clause 11.1 (Order of Application). Until such time the Security Agent (or such Receiver) may (subject to the payment of any claims having priority to this security) withdraw amounts standing to the credit of any such suspense account in order to pay the amounts referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) of Clause 11.1 (Order of Application). The Company will not be entitled to withdraw any monies (including interest) standing to the credit of any such suspense account until all the Secured Indebtedness has been irrevocably paid and discharged in full.
Amounts contingently due. If any of the Secured Moneys is contingently owing to any Mortgagee at the time of a distribution of an amount under clause 16.1, the Security Trustee may retain any of that amount. If it does, it shall place the amount retained on short term interest bearing deposit until the relevant Secured Moneys become actually due or cease to be contingently owing, or it becomes reasonably apparent that the relevant contingency will not occur and the Security Trustee shall then:
Amounts contingently due. If any Secured Money is contingently owing to any Mortgagee at the time of a distribution of an amount under clause 12.1, the Collateral Agent may retain any of that amount. If it does, it shall place the amount retained on short term interest bearing deposit until the relevant Secured Money becomes actually due or ceases to be contingently owing, and the Collateral Agent shall then:
Amounts contingently due. If the Security Agent enforces the security ------------------------ constituted by this Deed at a time when no amounts are due to it (but at a time when amounts may become so due), the Security Agent may pay the proceeds of any recoveries effected by it into an interest-bearing suspense account with any person (including the Security Agent) selected by the Security Agent and on terms selected by the Security Agent until the relevant amounts become actually due and payable or the Security Agent determines that they will never become actually due and payable. At that time the amount actually owing may be paid to the Security Agent and the balance distributed in accordance with Clause 12.1 (Order of Application). Until such time the Security Agent may (subject to the payment of any claims having priority to this security) withdraw amounts standing to the credit of any such suspense account in order to pay the amounts referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) of Clause 12.1 (Order of Application). The Chargor will not be entitled to withdraw any monies (including interest) standing to the credit of any such suspense account until all the Secured Indebtedness has been irrevocably paid and discharged in full.
Amounts contingently due. If any of the Secured Money is contingently Owing to a Secured Party at the time of any application of any amount under clause 10.1, that Secured Party may retain any of that amount. If it does, it will place the amount retained on short-term interest-bearing deposit until the relevant Secured Money becomes actually due or ceases to be contingently Owing, and it will pay to itself the amount which becomes actually due to it.
Amounts contingently due. If money available for distribution to a Mortgagee relates to that part of the Secured Money which is contingently due to the Mortgagee:
Amounts contingently due. If any of the Secured Money is contingently owing to the Mortgagee at the time of a distribution of an amount under clause 13.1 (ORDER), the Mortgagee may retain any of that amount. If it does, it shall place the amount retained on short term interest bearing deposit until the relevant Secured Money becomes actually due or ceases to be contingently owing, and the Mortgagee shall then apply the balance of the amount retained (together with interest earned on the deposit) in accordance with clause 13.1 (ORDER).
Amounts contingently due. (a) If, at the time of a distribution of any money under clause 14.1, any part of the Secured Money is contingently owing, the Enforcing Party may retain an amount equal to the amount contingently owing or any part of it.
Amounts contingently due. If any of the Secured Money is contingently owing to the Mortgagee at the time of a distribution of an amount under Clause 12.1, the Mortgagee may place the amount contingently owing on short term interest bearing deposit until the relevant Secured Money become actually due or cease to be contingently owing, and the Mortgagee shall then:
