Common use of The UK Security Agreements Clause in Contracts

The UK Security Agreements. Each Secured Party confirms its approval of the relevant UK Security Agreements and of any Lien intended to be created under it, and authorizes and instructs the Security Trustee to execute and deliver the relevant UK Security Agreements. The Security Trustee may accept without enquiry the title (if any) which any Person may have to any assets over which Lien is intended to be created by the relevant UK Security Agreements, and shall not be liable to any other party for any defect in or failure of any such title. The Security Trustee shall not be (i) liable or responsible to any Secured Party for any failure to perfect, protect, register, make any filing or give notice in respect of the Lien intended to be created by the relevant UK Security Agreements, unless that failure arises directly from its own gross negligence or wilful misconduct; (ii) obliged to insure any assets over which Lien is intended to be created by the relevant UK Security Agreements, to require any other person to maintain any such insurance, or to make any enquiry or conduct any investigation into the legality, validity, effectiveness, adequacy or enforceability of any insurance existing over any such asset; or (iii) obliged to hold in its own possession the relevant UK Security Agreements, title deed or other document relating to any assets over which Lien is intended to be created by the relevant UK Security Agreements.