Guaranteed Money definition

Guaranteed Money means all money which is, or may be in future, owed by the Customer to the Supplier for any reason;

Guaranteed Money means all money which the Debtor presently is, or at any time becomes, actually or contingently liable to pay to the Beneficiary under the Agreement and any of the Related Agreements;

Guaranteed Money means, subject to clauses 15.1(f) and 15.1(g), when used with reference to a Guarantor, all amounts which that Guarantor (whether alone, or jointly, or jointly and severally with any other person) is, or may at any time become, liable (whether actually or contingently) to pay to the Security Trustee under this deed (for the benefit of any Guaranteed Creditor) and, when used without reference to a particular Guarantor, means the Guaranteed Money of the Guarantors collectively, and a reference to Guaranteed Money includes any part of it.

Examples of Guaranteed Money in a sentence

• They apply to all of the Guaranteed Money from time to time even though some of it may have been paid by the Borrower or the Guarantor or anyone else in the meantime.

• The Guarantee covers moneys owed to the Lender under the changed Arrangements or new Arrangements (which may include new loan agreements or credit contracts with the Borrower or agreements in relation to products linked to the Margin Loan Facility), including where the result is that the amount of the Guaranteed Money is increased.

• If the Customer or Guarantors default in payment of any Guaranteed Money or other amount owed to the Supplier, the Guarantors irrevocably authorise the Supplier to lodge a caveat against any dealings with any such property without notice.

• In consideration of any Services that Payrix may provide to or for the benefit of the Debtor, the Guarantor guarantees to Payrix the due and punctual payment by the Debtor to Payrix of the Guaranteed Money and performance by the Debtor of the Guaranteed Obligations.

• Security means a mortgage, charge, pledge, lien, hypothecation, guarantee (including the guarantee under this Deed), indemnity (including the indemnity under this Deed), letter of credit, letter of comfort, performance bond, or other assurance against loss which secures the Guaranteed Money, and whether existing at the date of this Deed or at any time in the future.

More Definitions of Guaranteed Money

Guaranteed Money means the unpaid balance under the loan agreement. “Due and payable” means “must be paid now”.

Guaranteed Money means all money and amounts (in any currency) that any of the Lessees, Servicers or Administrators (as the case may be) are or may become liable at any time (presently, prospectively or contingently, whether alone or not and in any capacity) to pay to or for the account of the FleetCos (whether alone or not and in any capacity) under or in connection with any Relevant Document. It includes (but not limited to) money and amounts:

Guaranteed Money means all amounts which now or in the future for any reason whatsoever:

Guaranteed Money means all amounts which at any anytime for any reason or circumstance are payable, are owing but not currently payable, are contingently owing or remain unpaid by the Client in connection with this agreement or any transaction contemplated by it, whether at law, in equity under statute or otherwise.

Guaranteed Money means all money which the US Subsidiary (whether alone or not and in any capacity) is or at any time may become liable to pay (presently, prospectively or contingently) to or for the account of the Investor under or in connection with a Transaction Document;

Guaranteed Money has the meaning given to that term in the Guarantee.

Guaranteed Money means all amounts (including damages) that are payable, owing but not payable, or that otherwise remain unpaid by the Customer AC3 on any account at any time under or in connection with the Security Agreement or any transaction contemplated by the Security Agreement, whether present or future, actual or contingent or incurred alone, jointly, severally or jointly and severally and without regard to the capacity in which the Customer is liable.