Common use of Contest of Impositions Clause in Contracts

Contest of Impositions. The Company shall have the right, in its own or the Issuer’s name or both, to contest the validity or amount of any Imposition by appropriate legal proceedings instituted at least 10 days before the Imposition complained of becomes delinquent if, and provided, the Company (i) before instituting any such contest, shall give Issuer and Trustee written notice of its intention to do so and, if requested in writing by Issuer, shall deposit with the Trustee a surety bond of a surety company acceptable to Issuer as surety, in favor of Issuer, or cash, in a sum of at least the amount of the Imposition so contested, assuring the payment of such contested Impositions together with all interest and penalties to accrue thereon and court costs, and (ii) diligently prosecutes any such contest and at all times effectively stays or prevents any official or judicial sale therefor, under execution or otherwise, and (iii) promptly pays any final judgment enforcing the Imposition so contested and thereafter promptly procures record release or satisfaction thereof. The Company shall hold Issuer whole and harmless from any costs and expenses Issuer may incur related to any such contest due to the Issuer’s ownership of the Project.

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Samples: www.bonnersprings.org, www.bonnersprings.org

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Contest of Impositions. The Company shall have the right, in its own or the Issuer’s name or both, to contest the validity or amount of any Imposition by appropriate legal proceedings instituted at least 10 days before the Imposition complained of becomes delinquent if, and provided, the Company (i) before instituting any such contest, shall give Issuer and Trustee written notice of its intention to do so and, if requested in writing by Issuer, shall deposit with the Trustee a surety bond of a surety company acceptable to Issuer as surety, in favor of Issuer, or cash, in a sum of at least the amount of the Imposition so contested, assuring the payment of such contested Impositions together with all interest and penalties to accrue thereon and court costs, and (ii) diligently prosecutes any such contest and at all times effectively stays or prevents any official or judicial sale therefor, under execution or otherwise, and (iii) promptly pays any final judgment enforcing the Imposition so contested and thereafter promptly procures record release or satisfaction thereof. The Company shall hold Issuer whole and harmless from any costs and expenses Issuer may incur related to any such contest due to the Issuer’s ownership of leasehold interest in the Project.

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Samples: Words and Terms

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Contest of Impositions. The Company Tenant shall have the right, in its own or the Issuer’s name or both, to contest the validity or amount of any Imposition by appropriate legal proceedings instituted at least 10 days before the Imposition complained of becomes delinquent if, and provided, the Company Tenant (i) before instituting any such contest, shall give Issuer and Trustee written notice of its intention to do so and, if requested in writing by Issuer, shall deposit with the Trustee a surety bond of a surety company acceptable to Issuer as surety, in favor of Issuer, or cash, in a sum of at least the amount of the Imposition so contested, assuring the payment of such contested Impositions together with all interest and penalties to accrue thereon and court costs, and (ii) diligently prosecutes any such contest and at all times effectively stays or prevents any official or judicial sale therefor, under execution or otherwise, and (iii) promptly pays any final judgment enforcing the Imposition so contested and thereafter promptly procures record release or satisfaction thereof. The Company Tenant shall hold Issuer whole and harmless from any costs and expenses Issuer may incur related to any such contest due to the Issuer’s ownership of the Project.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www2.opkansas.org

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