Seller/Originator Sample Clauses

The Seller/Originator clause defines the party responsible for providing or originating the goods, services, or assets under the agreement. It typically outlines the obligations, representations, and warranties of the seller or originator, such as ensuring the goods are free from encumbrances or that the originator has the authority to transfer them. This clause is essential for clearly identifying the source of the subject matter of the contract and allocating responsibility, thereby reducing the risk of disputes over ownership or quality.
Seller/Originator. Ask management to provide details regarding any events that may impact the UCC Financing Statement filings such as mergers, acquisitions, asset sales, or any changes in corporate names, location of chief executive offices, location of books and records relative to receivables. Provide a legal organizational chart indicating where receivables are originated. Validate the listing matches the Originators listed in the underlying documents. N/A N/A
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