PSL Sales Agreements Sample Clauses

PSL Sales Agreements. The PSL Agent shall develop standardized forms of contracts for the sale of PSLs (such contracts, the “PSL Sales Agreements”), which forms of contract shall be subject to the approval of (i) the Authority, (ii) the Stadium Funding Trust, and
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PSL Sales Agreements. The PSL Agent shall develop standardized forms of contracts for the sale of PSLs (such contracts, the “PSL Sales Agreements”), which forms of contract shall be subject to the approval of ECSC in its reasonable discretion. Each PSL Sales Agreement shall provide, among other things, (A) that any PSL related to such PSL Sales Agreement does not grant or provide the PSL Licensee with any property right, nor does it grant or provide any ownership or other equity interest in the New Stadium Complex, (B) for a release and indemnification of ECSC, ESD, the County and their directors, officers, employees, and agents from and against any liability, losses, claims, demands, costs and expenses, including attorneys’ fees and litigation expenses, arising out of any personal injury or property damage occurring in or upon the Stadium or related ECSC property in connection with the PSL Licensee’s use of any applicable PSL, (C) that the PSL Agent or a Subagent executes and delivers such PSL Sales Agreement on behalf of ECSC as agent (and not as principal) of ECSC, but only if such executed PSL Sales Agreement is in the form approved by ECSC, (D) that the interest of ECSC in such PSL Sales Agreement and revenues associated therewith may from time to time be sold, transferred or otherwise assigned (whether outright or for collateral purposes) to one or more third-parties, (E) that the rights under any applicable PSL will not extend beyond the expiration or earlier termination of the Stadium Lease, as the same may be renewed and/or extended pursuant to the terms thereof, (F) that the PSL Agent and not ECSC, will be responsible for processing all refunds due to any PSL Licensee, and (G) that ECSC and ESD will not be liable for monetary damages thereunder for any reason, including an actual or alleged nonperformance by any Person, including ECSC and ESD. Upon request of ECSC, the PSL Agent shall provide to ECSC certification that
PSL Sales Agreements. The PSL Agent shall develop standardized forms of contracts for the sale of PSLs (such contracts, the “PSL Sales Agreements”), which forms of contract shall be subject to the approval of (i) the Authority, (ii) [the Stadium Funding Trust, StadCo, and TeamCo], and (iii) the collateral trustee under the Senior Secured Facility. Each PSL Sales Agreement shall provide, among other things, (A) that any PSL related to such PSL Sales Agreement does not grant or provide the PSL Licensee with any property right, nor does it grant or provide any ownership or other equity interest in the Stadium, (B) for a release and indemnification of the Authority and its directors, officers, employees, and agents from and against any liability, losses, claims, demands, costs and expenses, including attorneys’ fees and litigation expenses, arising out of any personal injury or property damage occurring in or upon the Stadium or related Authority property in connection with the PSL Licensee’s use of any applicable PSL,
PSL Sales Agreements. The PSL Agent shall develop standardized forms of contracts for the sale of PSLs (such contracts, the “PSL Sales Agreements”), which forms of contract shall be subject to the approval of (i) the Authority, (ii) [the Stadium Funding Trust, StadCo, and TeamCo], and (iii) the collateral trusteeagent under the Senior Secured Facility. Each PSL Sales Agreement shall provide, among other things, (A) that any PSL related to such PSL Sales Agreement does not grant or provide the PSL Licensee with any property right, nor does it grant or provide any ownership or other equity interest in the Stadium, (B) for a release and indemnification of the Authority and its directors, officers, employees, and agents from and against any liability, losses, claims, demands, costs and expenses, including attorneys’’ fees and litigation expenses, arising out of any personal injury or property damage occurring in or upon the Stadium or related Authority property in connection with the PSL Licensee’’s use of any applicable PSL, (C) that the PSL Agent or a Subagent executes and delivers such PSL Sales Agreement on behalf of the Authority as agent (and not as principal) of the Authority, but only if such executed PSL Sales Agreement is in the form approved by the Authority (as set forth in clause (i) immediately above in this Section 2.4), (D) that the interest of the Authority in such PSL Sales Agreement and revenues associated therewith may from time to time be sold, transferred or otherwise assigned (whether outright or for collateral purposes) to one or more third-parties, including the Stadium Funding Trust or any other lenders providing financing for the purchase of PSL revenues, and may be further collaterally assigned by the Stadium Funding Trust or any such other lender in connection with the Senior Secured Facility or other financing provided for the purchase of PSL revenues, (E) that the rights under any applicable PSL will not extend beyond the expiration or earlier termination of the Stadium Use Agreement, as the same may be renewed and/or extended pursuant to the terms thereof, (F) that TeamCo and not the Authority will be responsible for all refunds due to any PSL Licensee to the extent any PSL proceeds actually received by the Authority or the proceeds of any PSL Purchase Facility actually received by the Authority are not sufficient to pay such refunds, and (G) that the Authority will not be liable for monetary damages thereunder for any reason, including an actual or ...

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