Common use of Lease Purchase Documentation Clause in Contracts

Lease Purchase Documentation. Seller shall deliver or cause to be delivered the following documentation to Buyer on or before each Purchase Date (or, in the case of the documentation described in Section 2.3.3, within ten (10) Business Days after each Purchase Date) with respect to each related Lease: 2.3.1. The executed original of such Lease (including, if such Lease consists of a schedule or supplement to a master lease agreement, the executed original of such master lease agreement). 2.3.2. The related Lease File (including, without limitation, an acceptance certificate duly executed by the related Obligor, an executed opinion of counsel to such Obligor, a duly completed IRS Form 8038-G or 8038-GC, as applicable, all certificate of title documents and/or financing statements issued or filed with respect to the related Equipment and a consent letter substantially in the form of Exhibit E to this Agreement duly executed by such Obligor). 2.3.3. All collection notes and payment histories maintained by Seller with respect to such Lease. 2.3.4. An Assignment covering such Lease duly executed by Seller. 2.3.5. An electronic copy of a notice of assignment substantially in the form of Exhibit D to this Agreement containing the name and address (and any applicable logo or other corporate design) of Seller and an electronic signature of a duly authorized officer of Seller (it being understood that Buyer is authorized to date such notice and to add to such notice all missing information with respect to such Lease and the related Obligor). 2.3.6. Any other documents reasonably requested by Buyer (it being understood that (i) except as set forth in Article V, Buyer shall be solely responsible for re-titling any certificates of title issued with respect to the related Equipment and (ii) Buyer shall be solely responsible for preparing and filing any financing statement amendments to be filed with respect to such Equipment).