Common use of Treatment of Certain Receivables and Related Assets Clause in Contracts

Treatment of Certain Receivables and Related Assets. It is expressly understood that (i) each Cartus Receivable sold to the Buyer hereunder, together with all Cartus Related Assets then existing or thereafter created and arising with respect thereto, will thereafter be the property of the Buyer (or its assignees), without the necessity of any further purchase or other action by the Buyer (other than satisfaction of the conditions set forth herein) and (ii) the change of a Receivable’s status from that of Unsold Home Receivable to Unbilled Receivable or from Unbilled Receivable to Billed Receivable shall not be deemed the creation of a new Receivable for any purpose.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: CRC Purchase Agreement, CRC Purchase Agreement (NRT Settlement Services of Missouri LLC), Purchase Agreement (NRT Settlement Services of Missouri LLC)

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Treatment of Certain Receivables and Related Assets. It is expressly understood that (i) each Cartus CMSC Receivable sold to the Buyer hereunder, together with all Cartus CMSC Related Assets then existing or thereafter created and arising with respect thereto, will thereafter be the property of the Buyer (or its assignees), without the necessity of any further purchase or other action by the Buyer (other than satisfaction of the conditions set forth herein) and (ii) the change of a Receivable’s status from that of Unsold Home Receivable to Unbilled Receivable or from Unbilled Receivable to Billed Receivable shall not be deemed the creation of a new Receivable for any purpose.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: CMGFSC Purchase Agreement (Realogy Corp), Purchase Agreement (Cendant Corp)

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Treatment of Certain Receivables and Related Assets. It is expressly understood that (i) each Cartus Receivable sold to the Buyer hereunder, together with all Cartus Related Assets then existing or thereafter created and arising with respect thereto, will thereafter be the property of the Buyer (or its assignees), without the necessity of any further purchase or other action by the Buyer (other than satisfaction of the conditions set forth herein) and (ii) the change of a Receivable’s status from that of Unsold Home Receivable to Unbilled Receivable or from Unbilled Receivable to Billed Receivable shall not be deemed the creation of a new Receivable for any purpose.. Exhibit 10.59

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Receivables Purchase Agreement (Domus Holdings Corp)

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