Common use of Collection Action Clause in Contracts

Collection Action. The term "COLLECTION ACTION" means to (i) exercise or enforce any rights or remedies or assert any claims against the Bank Collateral or Subordinated Lenders' Collateral; (ii) make any claim or commence or initiate any action, lawsuit, case or proceeding against any of the Obligors or join together or with any creditor other than, with its consent, the Bank in any action, lawsuit, case or proceeding against the Obligors (including, but not being limited to, proceedings under the Bankruptcy Code); (iii) contact any account of any of the Obligors or attach or take possession of any Bank Collateral or Subordinated Lenders' Collateral or exercise any right of foreclosure or any right or remedy with respect to any of the Obligors or the Bank Collateral or Subordinated Lenders' Collateral; or (iv) take any other action prejudicial to or inconsistent with the Bank's rights and first priority secured position with respect to the Obligors or the Bank Collateral, including, without limitation, that any action that will impede, interfere with, restrict, or restrain the exercise by the Bank of its rights and remedies under the Loan Documents or contest in any manner the perfection, priority or validity of any lien held by the Bank in any of the Bank Collateral.