Obligations of Entity and Transferee After Conveyance Sample Clauses

Obligations of Entity and Transferee After Conveyance. If the Entity Transfers the Project in its entirety to a Transferee pursuant to and in accordance with Section 9.1 hereof, then the Entity shall be absolutely discharged from any further obligations regarding the Project and shall be qualified to undertake another project pursuant to the Exemption Law. Within 90 Days after the date of a Transfer of the Project in its entirety, the Entity shall pay to the Borough any Excess Net Profits payable to the Borough pursuant to this Agreement and the Exemption Law.
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Obligations of Entity and Transferee After Conveyance. If the Entity transfers the Project to a Transferee with the consent of the Borough and the Transferee has assumed the contractual obligations of the transferor Entity with the Borough, pursuant to Section 8.1 hereof, then the Entity shall be absolutely discharged from any further obligations regarding the Project and shall be qualified to undertake another project pursuant to the Exemption Law. Within ninety (90) Days after the date of a transfer, the Entity shall pay to the Borough any Reserve maintained by it pursuant to this Financial Agreement, as well as any Excess Net Profits payable to the Borough pursuant to this Financial Agreement and the Exemption Law.
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Obligations of Entity and Transferee After Conveyance. If the Entity transfers the Project to a Transferee pursuant to and in accordance with Section
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Obligations of Entity and Transferee After Conveyance. If the Entity transfers the Project to a transferee, all sums due to the Borough have been paid in full as of the date of transfer, and the transferee has assumed the contractual obligations of the transferor Entity with the Borough, pursuant to Section 7.1 hereof, then the Entity shall be absolutely discharged from any further obligations under this Financial Agreement and shall be qualified to undertake another project pursuant to the Law.
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