Disputed Receivable definition

Disputed Receivable means any Purchased Receivable in respect of which payment is not made and disputed by the Debtor (other than where the Servicer has given written notice, specifying the relevant facts, to the Issuer that, in its reasonable opinion, such dispute is made because of the inability (Bonitätsrisiko) of the relevant Debtor to pay), whether by reason of any matter concerning the Financed Vehicles or by reason of any other matter or in respect of which a set-off or counterclaim is being claimed by such Debtor;

Disputed Receivable means any Purchased Receivable in respect of which payment is disputed (in whole or in part, with or without justification) by the Debtor owing such Receivable, whether by reason of any matter concerning the goods in respect of which the original invoice was issued or by reason of any other matter whatsoever or in respect of which a set-off or counterclaim is being claimed by such Debtor; DKK means the lawful currency of Denmark;

Disputed Receivable means, any Receivable under the Medicare, Medicaid or CHAMPUS/VA program as to which any payment, or part thereof, remains unpaid for 270 days or more from the original due date.

Examples of Disputed Receivable in a sentence

• Moreover, the Seller shall also repurchase, on a monthly basis, any Purchased Receivables which has become subject to court litigation on the grounds of the Usury Law (any such Receivable, a "Disputed Receivable") after they have been sold to the Issuer (such repurchase being also made at a price equal to the outstanding balances thereof plus interest accrued thereon).

• Any payment from a Debtor (other than a payment with respect to a Disputed Receivable) received by the Buyer subsequent to the Closing which is not specified by the Debtor to be applied against a particular Receivable or an amount owed to Buyer for other than a Receivable shall, for purposes of this Agreement, be first applied against the Receivables of such Debtor other than Disputed Receivables.

• Setting Aside Amounts for a Disputed Receivable Article 726 (1)For a receivable, disputed under judicial proceedings, the adequate amount is set aside in the distribution account.

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• If, at the end of such 15 Business Day period, such Disputed Receivable has not been paid to the Seller (either by the Customer or by the Purchaser on behalf of such Customer), the Seller may take any and all legal actions it believes are desirable to cause such Disputed Receivable to be paid to it.

More Definitions of Disputed Receivable

Disputed Receivable. A Receivable (other than a Delinquent Receivable, a Defaulted Receivable or a Receivable subject to a Contractual Dilution), as to which, in the reasonable good faith judgment of the Originator, the Seller or the Servicer (which shall be exercised in the ordinary course of business), the Unpaid Balance thereof has been reduced (or should be reduced) on account of any performance failure on the part of the Originator, the Seller or the Servicer. For the avoidance of doubt, (i) any reference in this Agreement or any other Transaction Document to the amount of any Disputed Receivable shall be to the greater of the reduction that may apply to such Receivable and the accrual or reserve established by the Originator, the Seller, the Servicer or the SPV, as applicable, in respect of any such reduction and (ii) Disputed Receivable does not include any reduction in the Unpaid Balance of any Receivable to the extent such reduction is a Dilution. Dollar or $: The lawful currency of the United States.

Disputed Receivable means, with respect to any Transferred Receivable, a refusal to pay by a Debtor of all or part of the net amount of a Transferred Receivable to a French Seller on the Collection Account, for a reason other than (i) its “insolvency” (as such term is defined in the Credit Insurance Policy) or (ii) all amounts already taken into account into the Specific Reserve. Such Transferred Receivable shall be deemed to be a “Disputed Receivable” up to the relevant amount so disputed.

Disputed Receivable means any Receivable the Obligor of which has failed or refused to pay solely by reason of a bona fide dispute between any Originator or any Affiliate thereof and the Obligor thereon relating to the goods or services the sale of which shall have given rise to such Receivable, or relating to the performance by any Originator or any Affiliate thereof of any of its obligations to the Obligor under the Contract relating to such Receivable, as distinguished in each case from any inability to pay or lack of creditworthiness on the part of such Obligor.

Disputed Receivable means as of any Settlement Report Date, the Receivables shown as such on the Seller's books and records (and that are not otherwise Defaulted Receivables).

Disputed Receivable means any Purchased Receivable in respect of which payment is not made and disputed by the Debtor (other than where the Servicer has given written notice, specifying the relevant facts, to the Issuer that, in its reasonable opinion, such dispute is made because of the inability

Disputed Receivable means a Receivable as to which the Debtor has manifested a Claim to the Seller or the Buyer.

Disputed Receivable means a Receivable as to which the Debtor has communicated a Claim to a Seller or the Purchaser.