Common use of Funds at Risk Clause in Contracts

Funds at Risk. Funds held in any FPF Account are uninsured. Funds are protected only by the financial condition of Lender. In the event Lender were to become insolvent and liquidated, the funds in Borrower’s FPF Account would be applied against any outstanding Loan of Borrower. Any funds in excess of the total outstanding Loan balances would be at risk and subject to the claims of creditors of Lender.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Master Loan Agreement (Pope Resources LTD Partnership), Master Loan Agreement (Pope Resources LTD Partnership)

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Funds at Risk. Funds held in any FPF Account are uninsured. Funds are protected only by the financial condition of Lender. In the event Lender were to become insolvent and liquidated, the funds in Borrower’s FPF Account would be applied against any the total outstanding Loan of Borrowerbalance. Any funds in excess of the total outstanding Loan balances balance would be at risk and subject to the claims of creditors of Lender.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Note and Loan Agreement (Pope Resources LTD Partnership), Note and Loan Agreement (Pope Resources LTD Partnership)

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