Common use of Other Investment Clause in Contracts

Other Investment. An investment made by the Borrower, MCRC or any Subsidiary which has been or is designated by the Borrower at the time of investment or from time to time as an “Other Investment” (including an investment company); provided that (a) such investment would not jeopardize MCRC’s status as a REIT, (b) subject to the next sentence, such investment is Without Recourse to the Person making such investment, (c) if the Person making such investment exercises any management or control responsibilities, such management and/or control shall be exercised through a so-called “bankruptcy-remote entity” and (d) such investment complies with the requirements of clause (ii) to the proviso in the definition of Consolidated Total Capitalization in §1.1 hereof. Notwithstanding anything contained in the foregoing definition to the contrary, an investment may still be an Other Investment if it provides for (i) guaranties of completion, (ii) guaranties of payment (which shall be included in Consolidated Total Liabilities), (iii) environmental guaranties and indemnities, and/or (iv) other typical recourse carve-outs from otherwise long-term, non-recourse debt, such as for fraud, waste, misappropriation of proceeds and material misrepresentations.

Other Investment. An investment made by the Borrower, MCRC or any Subsidiary which has been or is designated by the Borrower at the time of investment or from time to time as an “Other Investment” (including an investment company); provided that (a) such investment would not jeopardize MCRC’s status as a REIT, (b) subject to the next sentence, such investment is Without Recourse to the Person making such investmentinvestment and the liability of the Person making such investment is limited solely (including in any insolvency proceeding affecting such Person) to the amount so invested, (c) if the Person making such investment exercises any management or control responsibilities, such management and/or control shall be exercised through a so-called “bankruptcy-remote entity” and (d) such investment complies with the requirements of clause (ii) to the proviso in the definition of Consolidated Total Capitalization in §1.1 hereof. Notwithstanding anything contained in the foregoing definition to the contrary, an investment may still be an Other Investment if it provides for (i) guaranties of completion, (ii) guaranties of payment (which shall be included in Consolidated Total Liabilities), (iii) environmental guaranties and indemnities, and/or (iv) other typical recourse carve-outs from otherwise long-term, non-recourse debt, such as for fraud, waste, misappropriation of proceeds and material misrepresentations.