Common use of Disregarded Subsidiaries Clause in Contracts

Disregarded Subsidiaries. The Disregarded Subsidiaries (excluding Colonial Underwriting) have no material assets and conduct no material business, other than Crown, which owns an airplane as its sole material asset. Other than the Permitted Airplane Financing, the Disregarded Subsidiaries have incurred no Debt and have not created or suffered to exist any Liens on any of their Properties.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Loan and Security Agreement (Americas Carmart Inc), Loan and Security Agreement (Americas Carmart Inc), Loan and Security Agreement (Americas Carmart Inc)

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Disregarded Subsidiaries. The Disregarded Subsidiaries (excluding Colonial Underwriting) have no material assets and conduct no material business, other than Crown, which owns an airplane as its sole material asset. Other than the Permitted Airplane Financing, the Disregarded Subsidiaries have incurred no Debt and have not created or suffered to exist any Liens on any of their Properties.] 2

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Loan and Security Agreement (Americas Carmart Inc)

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