Representations by Winery Sample Clauses

Representations by Winery. (a) Grower, if a , is duly organized, validly existing and in good standing under the laws of the State of California. (b) Winery represents and warrants to Grower that Grower is the beneficiary of a producer’s lien pursuant to California Food &Agriculture Code §§55631 et seq. which attaches to the wine produced from the Grapes sold by Grower to Winery pursuant to this Agreement. The security interest in such wine collateral granted does not terminate such producer’s lien in favor of Grower which will continue to be in full force and effect until all indebtedness of Winery to Grower which may arise pursuant to this Agreement has been completely paid and, pursuant to California Food & Agriculture Code §55638, Winery may not sell or transfer such wine produced from Grapes purchased from Grower to any third party without using the sale proceeds to pay to Grower the amount due for the grapes so purchased. 11 11The Winery may want to represent that the grapes and the payments to the Grower have not been pledged or subordinated to others.
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Representations by Winery. (a) Grower, if a , is duly organized, validly existing and in good standing under the laws of the State of California. (b) Winery represents and warrants to Grower that Grower is the beneficiary of a producer’s lien pursuant to California Food &Agriculture Code §§55631 et seq. which attaches to the wine produced from the Grapes sold by Grower to Winery pursuant to this Agreement. The security interest in such wine collateral granted does not terminate such producer’s lien in favor of Grower which will continue to be in full force and effect until all indebtedness of Winery to Grower which may arise pursuant to this Agreement has been completely paid and, pursuant to California Food & Agriculture Code §55638, Winery may not sell or transfer such wine produced from Grapes purchased from Grower to any third party without using the sale proceeds to pay to Grower the amount due for the grapes so purchased. 11 11The Winery may want to represent that the grapes and the payments to the Grower have not been pledged or subordinated to others. The California Food and Agriculture Code provides for a statutory grower’s lien to attach to the grapes when they are transferred from the Grower to the Winery. The Department of Agriculture has enforcement powers it can exercise for the Grower, if necessary. The lien is only satisfied by payment and the lien attaches to the wine product from the grapes. Because this is a “statutory lien,” it does not require agreement of the parties and does not require the secured party to take any filing or notice actions. However, the only way for a Grower to enforce a grower’s lien is through judicial action, either an

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