Monetary Claims means any book and other debts and monetary claims owing to the Chargor and any proceeds of such debts and claims (including any claims or sums of money deriving from or in relation to any Intellectual Property, any Investment, the proceeds of any Insurance Policy, any court order or judgment, any contract or agreement to which the Chargor is a party and any other assets, property, rights or undertaking of the Chargor).
Monetary Claims means any book and other debts, right to payment and monetary claims owing to a Chargor and any proceeds thereof (including any claims or sums of money deriving from or in relation to any Intellectual Property, the proceeds of any Insurance Policy, any court order or judgment, any contract or agreement to which that Chargor is a party and any other assets, property, rights or undertaking of that Chargor whether existing on the date hereof or hereafter arising).
Monetary Claims means any book and other debts and monetary claims owing to a Charging Company and any proceeds of such debts and claims now or in the future due, owing or payable to it and the benefit of all related negotiable instruments, rights, security, guarantees or indemnities of any kind (including any claims or sums of money deriving from or in relation to any Intellectual Property, any Investment, the proceeds of any Insurance Policy, any court order or judgment, any contract or agreement to which a Charging Company is a party and any other assets, property, rights or undertaking of a Charging Company).
Examples of Monetary Claims in a sentence
Monetary Claims Bought are valued based on the quoted prices provided by brokers or venders.
Subject to the terms of the Principal Finance Documents and Clauses 9 (Accounts) and 10 (Monetary Claims), if an Enforcement Event is not continuing the Chargor shall be entitled to pay into, receive, withdraw or otherwise transfer any credit balance from time to time on any Account, unless such withdrawal or transfer would cause an Enforcement Event to occur.
If an Enforcement Event is not continuing, the proceeds of the realisation of the Monetary Claims shall, subject to any restriction on the application of such proceeds contained in this Debenture or in the Principal Finance Documents, be dealt with freely by the Chargor.
Monetary Claims Bought, Money Held in Trust and Loans and Bills Discounted are net of Reserve for Possible Loan Losses.
Unless the Hypothecary Representative has given its prior written consent, the Grantor shall not cause or permit any person other than Desjardins and the Hypothecary Representative to have control (in accordance with Article 2713.1 and following of the Civil Code of Québec) of any Monetary Claims forming part of the Charged Property.
More Definitions of Monetary Claims
Monetary Claims means any book and other debts and monetary claims owing to any Company and any proceeds of such debts and claims (including any claims or sums of money deriving from or in relation to any Intellectual Property, any Investment, the proceeds of any Insurance Policy, any court order or judgment, any contract or agreement to which any Company is a party and any other assets, property, rights or undertaking of any Company).
Monetary Claims means any book and other debts and monetary claims owing to the Company and any proceeds thereof including, without limitation, any claims or sums of money deriving from or in relation to any Intellectual Property, the proceeds of any Insurance Policy, any court order or judgment, any contract or agreement to which the Company is a party and any other assets, property, rights or undertaking of the Company and all Related Rights.
Monetary Claims means all monetary claims (as such term is defined in Article 2713.1 of the Civil Code of Québec) of the Grantor.
Monetary Claims means any book and other debts and monetary claims owing to the Charging Company from the Company and any proceeds of such debts and claims now or in the future due, owing or payable to it from the Company and the benefit of all related negotiable instruments, rights, security, guarantees or indemnities of any kind.
Monetary Claims means any book and other debts and monetary claims owing to the Chargor (excluding any Accounts) and any proceeds of such debts and claims (including any claims or sums of money deriving from or in relation to any Intellectual Property, any Investments, any court order or judgment, any contract or agreement to which the Chargor is a party and any other assets, property, rights or undertaking of the Chargor), other than any Excluded Property. Mortgaged Property means all freehold and leasehold property which the Chargor purports to mortgage or charge under this Deed, other than any Excluded Property. Notes Document has the meaning given to that term in the 2016 Indenture. Party means a party to this Deed. Permitted Lien has the meaning given to that term in the 2016 Indenture. Receiver means an administrative receiver, a receiver and manager or a receiver, in each case, appointed under this Deed. Related Rights means, in relation to any asset (as applicable): (a) the proceeds of sale or rental of any part of that asset; (b) all rights under any licence, agreement for sale or agreement for lease in respect of that asset; (c) all rights, powers, benefits, claims, causes of action, contracts, warranties, remedies, security, guarantees, indemnities or covenants for title in respect of or derived from that asset; and (d) any monies and proceeds paid or payable in respect of that asset, in each case, other than any Excluded Property. Relevant Contract means in relation to the Chargor any agreement to which it is a party, including those specified in Part 4 of Schedule 1 (Security Assets), other than any Excluded Property. Secured Documents means any Notes Document under which Secured Liabilities are owed to the Secured Parties. Secured Liabilities has the meaning given to the term “Obligations” in the 2016 Pledge and Security Agreement. Secured Party has the meaning given to the term “Secured Parties” in the 2016 Pledge and Security Agreement.
Monetary Claims means any debts and monetary claims owing to the Company and any proceeds thereof (including without limitation any claims or sums of money deriving from or in relation to any Offshore Project Documents, any Hedging Agreements, any Intellectual Property, any court order or judgment, any contract or agreement to which the Company is a party and any other assets, property, rights or undertaking of the Company).
Monetary Claims means claims by ProLogis (or any successor landlord under the Prior Lease) for unpaid rent (including Base Rent and Operating Expense Payments) and other monetary sums payable by Tenant under the Prior Lease. For clarification, Monetary Claims shall not include any claims made against Tenant resulting from Prior Acts or Subsequent Defaults. In furtherance of the foregoing indemnification, from and after the Date of Possession, Landlord shall make all payments of Base Rent and estimated Operating Expenses to ProLogis when payable under the Prior Lease. Provided that Tenant provides Landlord with copies of invoices for Operating Expense Payments (other than for estimated Operating Expenses, which are provided for in the preceding sentence), or other sums due to ProLogis under the Prior Lease, promptly upon receipt by Tenant, Landlord will pay such invoices timely (but Landlord shall not be required to pay any such invoice earlier than five (5) business days after receipt of the invoice from Tenant). Notwithstanding the foregoing, Landlord may, in good faith, contest any such invoice to the same extent that Tenant has the right to contest same under the Prior Lease. If and to the extent that Tenant is required to expend any monetary sums to fulfill its obligations under the Prior Lease (for example, without limitation, providing required insurance coverage, paying for utilities, and paying sums due under any service contracts, including, without limitation, penalties for canceling any such service contracts), then Landlord will reimburse Tenant for the actual cost thereof within five (5) business days after receipt of an invoice from Tenant. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Landlord may, in good faith, contest any such invoice and shall have the right to make all determinations which affect such expenses, such as the selection of insurance carriers and determination to cancel service contracts. Notwithstanding anything else to the contrary in this Section 7, it is the intent of the parties that any and all monetary obligations which become due under the Prior Lease on or after the Date of Possession (other than for Prior Acts and Subsequent Defaults), shall be obligations of Landlord and not of Tenant. If the Prior Lease is terminated pursuant to Section 23(iv) thereof or as a result of the default by Landlord in fulfilling its indemnification obligations hereunder, any monetary judgment which may be obtained by ProLogis (or any successor landlord under the Pri...