Examples of Corresponding Borrower Loan in a sentence
The Company shall have no liability or obligation with respect to the payment of Principal and interest on any Securities except to the extent of the Borrower Loan Net Payments in respect of the Corresponding Borrower Loan.
This Note represents a limited obligation of the Issuer that is entirely dependent upon receipt by the Issuer of payment on the Corresponding Borrower Loan.
The Company shall have no liability or obligation with respect to the payment of principal and interest on any Securities except to the extent of the Borrower Loan Net Payments in respect of the Corresponding Borrower Loan.
Loop Funding will not pay to Noteholders any Unsuccessful Payment Fees (as defined below), cheque processing and other processing fees, Collection Fees or Third-Party Charges and any payments due to Loop Funding on account of the portion of the Corresponding Borrower Loan, if any, that Loop Funding has funded itself.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, Investor shall have no recourse against Issuer unless, and then only to the extent that, Issuer has failed to pay Investor’s pro-rata share of the payments received by Issuer under the Corresponding Borrower Loan or has otherwise breached a covenant of this Note.
Notes of a particular series will correspond to a Corresponding Borrower Loan facilitated through the borrowing section of the Platform.
The Issuer will, at its sole discretion (and with no obligation), advance any and all amounts necessary to protect its interest in the Corresponding Borrower Loan, including (without limitation) foreclosure fees and related costs as well as payments necessary to pay property taxes, senior liens, junior liens, and other fees and costs Issuer deems necessary to protect its lien in the Corresponding Borrower Loan (the “Issuer’s Advances”).
However, if no payments are made to Issuer pursuant to the terms of the Corresponding Borrower Loan, then the Issuer is not obligated to make the corresponding payments to the Investor pursuant to the payment schedule referenced hereinabove.
The home court must guess how that tribunal might act, and must determine what evidence to consider in making that guess.
The Issuer may, in its sole discretion, make principal or interest payments on the Note following the Final Maturity Date [in the event of Borrower’s default on the Corresponding Borrower Loan and the Issuer’s liquidation of its security interest in the Corresponding Borrower Loan].