Movable Assets definition

Movable Assets means and include all such machines, equipment and furniture/s of the Project, which are tangible in nature and that is movable (and not immovable like the civil structure etc.), and which was owned by the Lessee and used as part of overall Development, Operation and Maintenance of the Project.

Movable Assets means and include all such machines, equipment and furniture of the Project Facility, which are tangible in nature and that is movable (and not immovable like the civil structure etc), and which was owned by the Concessionaire and used as part of overall development (especially during the Operation & Maintenance) of the Project Facility.

Movable Assets means the railcars owned by the Pledgor which are listed in Schedule 2

Examples of Movable Assets in a sentence

• The Pledgor undertakes to cooperate with the Pledgee and to perform all actions as may be necessary in order for the Pledge to be exercised successfully and with the highest possible proceeds, including submitting to the Pledgee all required records and documents related to the Movable Assets and the enforcement of the Pledge.

• Upon registration of the Pledge in the Register, the Pledge shall become a first ranking pledge over the Movable Assets valid, effective and enforceable against the Pledgor and any third party in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and the applicable laws.

• The Pledge over the Movable Assets shall be perfected upon valid and effective execution of this Agreement and upon registration of the Pledge in the Register.

• The Pledgee shall be entitled to commence the enforcement of the Pledge over all or any of the Movable Assets or its part to satisfy all or any of the Secured Receivables.

• The Pledgee does not hereby assume any of the obligations of the Pledgor arising out of the ownership of Movable Assets and the Pledgor remains at all times obliged from any and all obligations arising out of the ownership of Movable Assets.

More Definitions of Movable Assets

Movable Assets means and include all such equipment and furniture of the Project/ Project Facilities, which are tangible in nature and that is not immovable, and which was owned by the Concessionaire and used as part of overall Development (especially during the Operation & Maintenance) of the Project /Project Facilities.

Movable Assets means any and all present and future movable assets (roerende zaken), including but not limited to, equipment (bedrijfsuitrusting), machinery, installations, inventory (inventaris), cars and other rolling stock to which the Pledgor presently holds title of ownership or may acquire title of ownership in the future, to the extent that such movable assets (roerende zaken) are or will be located in the Netherlands at the time of the creation of the Right of Pledge.

Movable Assets means and include all such machines, equipments and furniture of the Project Facility, which are tangible in nature and that is movable (and not immovable like the civil

Movable Assets means assets that can be moved (e.g. machinery, equipment, vehicles, etc.). all inventories and valuables and most fixed assets belong to this category;

Movable Assets means and include all such machines, equipment and furniture/s of the Sales Showroom, Service and Repair Centre for Two Xxxxxxx Automobile Industry, which are tangible in nature and that is movable (and not immovable like the civil structure etc.), and which was owned by the Lessee and used as part of overall Development, Operation and Maintenance of the Sales Showroom, Service and Repair Centre for Two Xxxxxxx Automobile Industry.

Movable Assets means all the movable Assets of every kind, nature, character and description, wherever situated, which form part of the Assets of the Hotel Business Undertaking;

Movable Assets. Assets referring to all rights, interest, and benefits related to ownership of items other than real estate. Nature of such assets/item are tangible and not permanently affixed to real estate and are generally characterized by their movability.