Dutch Obligor means an Obligor incorporated in The Netherlands.
Dutch Obligor means a Dutch Borrower or a Dutch Guarantor.
Examples of Dutch Obligor in a sentence
Dutch Obligor means an Obligor incorporated under the laws of the Netherlands.
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Dutch Obligor means an Obligor incorporated under Netherlands law.
Subject to the representation as set out in Clause 2.3 (Lenders' PMP representations) being true, each Dutch Obligor is in compliance with the Dutch Banking Act and any regulations issued pursuant thereto (including, but not limited to, the Policy Guidelines and Exemption Regulation).
More Definitions of Dutch Obligor
Dutch Obligor means any Dutch Subsidiary that is a party to a Loan Document governed by the laws of The Netherlands providing for granting of a Lien.
Dutch Obligor means each Original Obligor which is incorporated, registered or organised in the Netherlands.
Dutch Obligor means each Euro Borrower and each Foreign Guarantor incorporated or residing in the Netherlands.
Dutch Obligor means a Credit Party incorporated under Netherlands law.
Dutch Obligor means (i) Autocam Corporation and (ii) any Foreign Subsidiary of Company not in existence on the Closing Date organized under the laws of the Netherlands, which becomes a Guarantor Foreign Subsidiary and grants a Lien to Collateral Agent pursuant to Dutch law.
Dutch Obligor means (i) Autocam Corporation, (ii) Autocam Europe if and when it grants a Lien to Collateral Agent pursuant to Dutch Law, and (iii) any Foreign Subsidiary of Company not in existence on the Closing Date organized under the laws of the Netherlands, which becomes a Guarantor Foreign Subsidiary and grants a Lien to Collateral Agent pursuant to Dutch law.