Common use of Written Schedules Clause in Contracts

Written Schedules. Client shall execute and deliver to Factor written schedules of all Receivables sold or assigned hereunder in form satisfactory to Factor, together with copies of customer's invoices or the equivalent and upon Factor's request, conclusive evidence of delivery for all goods sold or rendition of services and all other information or documents Factor may require. Client's failure to execute and deliver such schedule of Receivables shall not affect the assignment of such Receivables hereunder.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Factoring Agreement (Everlast Worldwide Inc), Factoring Agreement (Bam Entertainment Inc)

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Written Schedules. Client shall execute and deliver to Factor written or electronic schedules of all Receivables sold or assigned hereunder in form satisfactory to Factor, together with copies of customer's ’s invoices or the equivalent and upon Factor's ’s request, conclusive evidence of delivery for all goods sold or rendition of services and all other information or documents Factor may require. Client's failure to execute and deliver such schedule of Receivables shall not affect the assignment of such Receivables hereunder.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Factoring Agreement (Rafaella Apparel Group,inc.), Factoring Agreement (Rafaella Apparel Group,inc.)

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Written Schedules. Client shall execute and deliver to Factor written schedules of all Receivables sold or assigned hereunder in form satisfactory to Factor, together with copies of customer's invoices or the equivalent and upon Factor's request, conclusive evidence of delivery for all goods sold or rendition of services and all other information or documents Factor may require. Client's failure to execute and deliver such schedule of Receivables shall not affect the assignment of such Receivables hereunder.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Factoring Agreement (Great American Family Parks Inc)

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