Common use of ASSIGNEE/BANK’S RIGHTS Clause in Contracts

ASSIGNEE/BANK’S RIGHTS. The Assignee/Bank reserves the following rights: a. to bid without having to deposit with the Auctioneer the requisite ten per centum (10%) of the Reserve Price, by itself or its agent. In the event that the Assignee/Bank is the Purchaser and so declared by the Auctioneer, the Assignee/Bank shall have the liberty to set off the purchase price against the amount due and owing by the Assignor/Borrower under the said Security Documents and all costs and expenses of, in connection with and resulting from the sale; b. to withdraw, postpone, call off or adjourn the auction sale of the Property at any time prior to the auction date and before the fall of the hammer with or without notice; and c. to sell the Property withdrawn at any time or times subject to such conditions and provisions whether identical with or differing wholly or in part from the conditions and provisions applicable to the Property to be auctioned at the present auction and in such manner as the Assignee/Bank may think fit. d. to terminate the auction sale of the Property after the fall of the hammer with notice in writing.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Facility Agreement, Facility Agreement, Facility Agreement

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