Intervening Indebtedness definition

Intervening Indebtedness means all money and liabilities from time to time due, owing or incurred by the Issuer in any currency or currencies, whether present or future, actual or contingent, whether incurred solely or jointly with any other person and whether as principal or surety, together with all interest accruing thereon and all costs, charges and expenses incurred in connection therewith, pursuant to any Intervening Permitted Debt Document from time to time pursuant to and in accordance with the Security and Intercreditor Deed.
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Examples of Intervening Indebtedness in a sentence

  • Remedies pursued by the Class C Noteholders and External Third Senior Creditors could be adverse to the interests of the Class D Noteholders and External Fourth Senior Creditors, Holders of any Intervening Indebtedness and the Class E Subordinated Noteholders.

  • Remedies pursued by the Holders of any Intervening Indebtedness could be adverse to the interests of the Class E Subordinated Noteholders.

  • Remedies pursued by the Class D Noteholders and External Fourth Senior Creditors could be adverse to the interests of the Holders of any Intervening Indebtedness and the Class E Subordinated Noteholders.

  • Remedies pursued by the Class A Noteholders and the External Senior Creditors could be adverse to the interests of the Class B Noteholders and External Second Senior Creditors, the Class C Noteholders and External Third Senior Creditors, the Class D Noteholders and External Fourth Senior Creditors, the Holders of any Intervening Indebtedness and the Class E Subordinated Noteholders.

  • Remedies pursued by the Class B Noteholders and External Second Senior Creditors could be adverse to the interests of the Class C Noteholders and External Third Senior Creditors, Holders of any Intervening Indebtedness and the Class D Subordinated Noteholders.

  • Remedies pursued by the Class A Noteholders and the External Senior Creditors could be adverse to the interests of the Class B Noteholders and External Second Senior Creditors, the Class C Noteholders and External Third Senior Creditors, the Holders of any Intervening Indebtedness and the Class D Subordinated Noteholders.

  • Remedies pursued by the Class B Noteholders and External Second Senior Creditors could be adverse to the interests of the Class C Noteholders and External Third Senior Creditors, the Class D Noteholders and External Fourth Senior Creditors, Holders of any Intervening Indebtedness and the Class E Subordinated Noteholders.

  • Remedies pursued by the Holders of any Intervening Indebtedness could be adverse to the interests of the Class D Subordinated Noteholders.

  • Remedies pursued by the Class D Noteholders and External Fourth Senior Creditors could be adverse to the interests of theHolders of any Intervening Indebtedness and the Class E Subordinated Noteholders.

  • Remedies pursued by the Class B Noteholders and External Second Senior Creditors could be adverse to the interests of theClass C Noteholders and External Third Senior Creditors, the Class D Noteholders and External Fourth Senior Creditors, Holders of any Intervening Indebtedness and the Class E Subordinated Noteholders.