Common use of Destruction of Improvements Clause in Contracts

Destruction of Improvements. The Mortgaged Property is demolished, destroyed, or substantially damaged so that, in Beneficiary’s sole judgment, it cannot be restored or rebuilt with available funds to the condition existing immediately prior to such demolition, destruction, or damage within a reasonable period of time.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Credit Agreement (Powersecure International, Inc.), Credit Agreement (Powersecure International, Inc.), Term Credit Agreement (Powersecure International, Inc.)

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Destruction of Improvements. The Mortgaged Property is demolished, destroyed, or substantially damaged so that, in Beneficiary’s sole judgment, it cannot be restored or rebuilt with available funds to the condition existing immediately prior to such demolition, destruction, or damage within a reasonable period of time.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Deed of Trust, Security Agreement, Assignment of Rents and Fixture Financing Statement (Rf Monolithics Inc /De/), Deed of Trust (Rf Monolithics Inc /De/)

Destruction of Improvements. The If the Mortgaged Property is demolished, destroyed, or substantially damaged so that, in Beneficiary’s sole 's reasonable judgment, it cannot be restored or rebuilt with available funds to the condition existing immediately prior to such demolition, destruction, or damage dama8e within a reasonable period of time.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Purchase and Sales Agreement (Healthtech International Inc)

Destruction of Improvements. The If the Mortgaged Property is demolished, destroyed, or substantially damaged so that, in Beneficiary’s sole reasonable judgment, it cannot be restored or rebuilt with available funds to the condition existing immediately prior to such demolition, destruction, or damage within a reasonable period of time.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Deed of Trust (Grubb & Ellis Healthcare REIT II, Inc.)

Destruction of Improvements. The Mortgaged Property is demolished, destroyed, or substantially damaged so that, in Beneficiary’s Lender's sole judgment, it cannot be restored or rebuilt with available funds to the condition existing immediately prior to such demolition, destruction, or damage within a reasonable period of time.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Loan Agreement (Coolbrands International Inc)

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Destruction of Improvements. The Mortgaged Property is demolished, --------------------------- destroyed, or substantially damaged so that, in Beneficiary’s 's sole judgment, it cannot be restored or rebuilt with available funds to the condition existing immediately prior to such demolition, destruction, or damage within a reasonable period of time.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Deed of Trust (Cellstar Corp)

Destruction of Improvements. The If the Mortgaged Property is so demolished, destroyed, destroyed or substantially damaged so that, that (in Beneficiary’s sole 's judgment, ) it cannot be restored or rebuilt with available funds to the a profitable condition existing immediately prior to such demolition, destruction, or damage within a reasonable period of time.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Security Agreement (Behringer Harvard Short Term Opportunity Fund I Lp)

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