Common use of Delivery of Title Documents; Release of Goods Clause in Contracts

Delivery of Title Documents; Release of Goods. Until the Customs Broker receives written notification from the Administrative Agent to the contrary (in accordance with Section 4 below), the Customs Broker is authorized by the Administrative Agent to, and the Customs Broker may, deliver: (a) the Title Documents to the issuing carrier or to its agent (who shall act on the Customs Broker’s behalf as the Customs Broker’s sub-agent hereunder) for the purpose of permitting the Company, as consignee, to obtain possession or control of the Property subject to such Title Documents; and (b) the Property, in each instance as directed by the Company.

Delivery of Title Documents; Release of Goods. Until the Customs Broker receives written notification from the Administrative Agent (given in accordance with paragraph 7 below) to the contrary (in accordance with Section from the Control Co-Collateral Agent pursuant to paragraph 4 below), the Customs Broker is authorized by the Administrative Agent Co-Collateral Agents to, and the Customs Broker may, deliver: (a) 3.1 the Title Documents to the issuing carrier Company or to its agent (who shall act on the Customs Broker’s behalf as the Customs Broker’s sub-agent hereunder) agents for the purpose of permitting the Company, as consignee, to obtain possession or control of the Property Inventory subject to such Title Documents; and (b) 3.2 the Property, in each instance Inventory to the Company or as directed by the Company.

Delivery of Title Documents; Release of Goods. Until the Customs Broker receives written notification from the Administrative Agent to the contrary (in accordance with Section 4 below), the Customs Broker is authorized by the Administrative Agent to, and the Customs Broker may, deliver: (a) the Title Documents to the issuing carrier or to its agent (who shall act on the Customs Broker’s behalf as the Customs Broker’s sub-agent hereunder) for the purpose of permitting the Company, as consignee, to obtain possession or control of the Property subject to such Title Documents; and (b) the Property, in each instance as directed by the Company.

Delivery of Title Documents; Release of Goods. Until the Customs Broker receives written notification from the Administrative Agent to the contrary (in accordance with Section 4 below)contrary, the Customs Broker is authorized by the Administrative Agent to, and the Customs Broker may, deliver: (a) the Title Documents to the issuing carrier or to its agent (who shall act on the Customs Broker’s behalf as the Customs Broker’s sub-agent sub‑agent hereunder) for the purpose of permitting the Company, as consignee, to obtain possession or control of the Property subject to such Title Documents; and (b) the Property, in each instance as directed by the Company.

Delivery of Title Documents; Release of Goods. Until the Customs Broker receives written notification from the Administrative Agent to the contrary (in accordance with Section 4 below)contrary, the Customs Broker is authorized by the Administrative Agent to, and the Customs Broker may, deliver: (a) a. the Title Documents to the issuing carrier or to its agent (who shall act on the Customs Broker’s behalf as the Customs Broker’s sub-agent hereunder) for the purpose of permitting the Company, as consignee, to obtain possession or control of the Property subject to such Title Documents; and (b) b. the Property, in each instance as directed by the Company.

Delivery of Title Documents; Release of Goods. Until the Customs Broker receives written notification from the Administrative Security Agent to the contrary (in accordance with Section 4 below)contrary, the Customs Broker is authorized authorised by the Administrative Security Agent to, and the Customs Broker may, deliver: (a) the Title Documents to the issuing carrier or to its agent (who shall act on the Customs Broker’s behalf as the Customs Broker’s sub-agent hereunder) for the purpose of permitting the each Company, as consignee, to obtain possession or control of the Property subject to such Title Documents; and (b) the Property, in each instance as directed by the each Company.

Delivery of Title Documents; Release of Goods. Until the Customs Broker receives written notification from the Administrative Security Agent to the contrary (in accordance with Section 4 below)contrary, the Customs Broker is authorized by the Administrative Security Agent to, and the Customs Broker may, deliver: (a) the Title Documents to the issuing carrier or to its agent (who shall act on the Customs Broker’s behalf as the Customs Broker’s sub-agent hereunder) for the purpose of permitting the Company, as consignee, to obtain possession or control of the Property subject to such Title Documents; and (b) the Property, in each instance as directed by the Company.