Common use of No Government, Corporate or Fleet Obligor Clause in Contracts

No Government, Corporate or Fleet Obligor. None of the Subsequent Receivables is due from the United States of America or any State or from any agency, department, or instrumentality of the United States of America or any State. All of the Subsequent Receivables are due from Obligors who are natural persons or, if any Obligor is not a natural person, (a) such entity is an obligor with respect to five or fewer Financed Vehicles and (b) the related Subsequent Receivable or Subsequent Receivables have the benefit of the personal guaranty of a natural person or persons. No Subsequent Receivable has been included in a "fleet" sale (i.e., a sale to any single Obligor of more than five Financed Vehicles).

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Sale and Servicing Agreement (Long Beach Acceptance Receivables Corp. II), Sale and Servicing Agreement (Long Beach Acceptance Corp), Sale and Servicing Agreement (Long Beach Acceptance Corp. Auto Receivables Trust 2006-A)

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No Government, Corporate or Fleet Obligor. None of the Subsequent Receivables is are due from the United States of America or any State or from any agency, department, or instrumentality of the United States of America or any State. All of the Subsequent Receivables are due from Obligors who are natural persons or, if any Obligor is not a natural person, (a) such entity is an obligor with respect to five or fewer Financed Vehicles and (b) the related Subsequent Receivable or Subsequent Receivables have the benefit of the personal guaranty of a natural person or persons. No Subsequent Receivable has been included in a "fleet" sale (i.e., a sale to any single Obligor of more than five Financed Vehicles).

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Pooling and Servicing Agreement (Long Beach Acceptance Corp), Sale and Servicing Agreement (Long Beach Holdings Corp), Sale and Servicing Agreement (Long Beach Holdings Corp)

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