Supplemental Conveyance Clause Samples
A Supplemental Conveyance clause serves to transfer additional rights, interests, or property that may not have been fully conveyed in the main agreement. This clause typically applies when parties discover after the initial transaction that certain assets, rights, or legal interests were inadvertently omitted or require further documentation to perfect the transfer. By including this provision, the parties ensure that any overlooked or subsequently identified interests are properly conveyed, thereby preventing future disputes and ensuring the completeness of the transaction.
Supplemental Conveyance. Any references to the Agreement herein shall, wherever applicable, be read to include each Supplemental Conveyance.
Supplemental Conveyance. On or prior to each Sale Date, the Seller will execute and deliver a Supplemental Conveyance substantially in the form of Exhibit A hereto with respect to the Receivables and related Trust Property being conveyed on such date.