Common use of Maintenance of Independence Clause in Contracts

Maintenance of Independence. Such Borrower shall at all times (i) conduct and present itself as a separate entity and maintain all business organization formalities, (ii) maintain separate books and records, (iii) conduct all transactions with Affiliates in accordance with Law and with its Constituent Documents and, except as expressly permitted in its Constituent Documents, on an arm’s length basis, and (iv) not commingle its funds in the Collateral Accounts with funds of other Persons, including Affiliates, except for related Capital Contributions deposited directly or indirectly into the related Collateral Account.

Maintenance of Independence. Such Borrower shall at all times (i) conduct and present itself as a separate entity and maintain all business organization formalities, (ii) maintain separate books and records, (iii) conduct all transactions with Affiliates in accordance with Law and with its Constituent Documents and, except as expressly permitted in its Constituent Documents, otherwise on an arm’s length basis, and (iv) not commingle its funds in the Collateral Accounts with funds of other Persons, including Affiliates, except for related Capital Contributions deposited directly or indirectly into the related Collateral Account.

Maintenance of Independence. Such Borrower shall at all times (i) conduct and present itself as a separate entity and maintain all business organization formalities, (ii) maintain separate books and records, (iii) conduct all transactions with Affiliates in accordance with Law and with its Constituent Documents the Charter and, except as expressly permitted in its Constituent Documents, on an arm’s length basis, and (iv) not commingle its funds in the Collateral Accounts with funds of other Persons, including Affiliates, except for related Investor Capital Contributions deposited directly or indirectly into the related Collateral Account.