Common use of Subsequent Opinion of Counsel as to Recording Requirements Clause in Contracts

Subsequent Opinion of Counsel as to Recording Requirements. Each Borrower will provide to the Agent a subsequent opinion of counsel as to the filing, recording and other requirements with which such Borrower has complied to maintain the liens and security interests in favor of the Lenders in the Collateral in the event that any Borrower shall transfer its principal place of business or the office where it keeps its records pertaining to the Accounts and Receivables.

Subsequent Opinion of Counsel as to Recording Requirements. Each Borrower will provide Provide to the Agent a subsequent opinion of counsel as to the filing, recording and other requirements with which such the Borrower has and the Subsidiaries have complied to maintain the liens lien and security interests interest in favor of the Lenders Agent in the Collateral in the event that the Borrower or any Borrower Subsidiary shall transfer its principal place of business or the office where it keeps its records pertaining to the Accounts and ReceivablesAccounts.

Subsequent Opinion of Counsel as to Recording Requirements. Each Borrower will shall provide to the Agent a subsequent opinion of counsel as to the filing, recording and other requirements with which such Borrower has complied to maintain the liens lien and security interests interest in favor of the Lenders Agent in the Collateral in the event that any Borrower shall transfer its principal place of business or the office where it keeps its records pertaining to the Accounts and Receivables.

Subsequent Opinion of Counsel as to Recording Requirements. Each Borrower will provide Provide to the Agent a subsequent opinion of counsel as to the filing, recording and other requirements with which such the Borrower or any Guarantor Subsidiary has complied to maintain the liens and security interests in favor of the Lenders in the Collateral in the event that the Borrower or any Borrower Guarantor Subsidiary shall transfer its principal place of business or the office where it keeps its records pertaining to the Accounts and Receivables.