Common use of Trust in favour of Seller Clause in Contracts

Trust in favour of Seller. If at, or any time after, the Initial Closing Date or, as the case may be in respect of any New Mortgage Portfolio, the relevant Assignment Date, the Mortgages Trustee holds, or there is held to its order, or it receives, or there is received to its order, any property, interest, right or benefit relating to:

Appears in 10 contracts

Samples: Mortgage Sale Agreement (Granite Mortgages 03-1 PLC), Mortgage Sale Agreement (Granite Mortgages 03-1 PLC), Mortgage Sale Agreement (Granite Mortgages 03-3 PLC)

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Trust in favour of Seller. If at, or any time after, the Initial Closing Date or, as (in the case may be of the Initial Mortgage Portfolio) or the relevant Assignment Date (in respect the case of any New Mortgage Portfolio, the relevant Assignment Date), the Mortgages Trustee holds, or there is held to its order, or it receives, or there is received to its order, any property, interest, right or benefit relating to:

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Mortgage Sale Agreement (Granite Finance Trustees LTD), Mortgage Sale Agreement (Granite Finance Trustees LTD), Granite Finance Funding 2 LTD

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