Panama Security Documents definition
Panama Security Documents means the registered Deed containing the pledge agreement entered into between ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Holdings Company LTD. III., ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ U.S. Holdings LLC (each in their capacity as limited partner of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ International Panama S. de ▇.▇.) as pledgors, the Administrative Agent as pledgee, and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ International Panama S. de ▇.▇.
Panama Security Documents means the registered Deed containing the pledge agreement entered into between Bristow Holdings Company LTD. III., Bristow U.S. Holdings LLC (each in their capacity as limited partner of Bristow International Panama S. de R.L.) as pledgors, the Administrative Agent as pledgee, and Bristow International Panama S. de R.L.
Panama Security Documents means the registered Deed containing the amended and restated pledge agreement entered into between Bristow Holdings Company LTD. III., Bristow U.S. Holdings LLC (each in their capacity as limited partner of Bristow International Panama S. de R.L.) as pledgors (the “Panama Pledgors”), the Administrative Agent as pledgee, and Bristow International Panama S. de R.L., which shall be on substantially the same form as the original pledge agreement entered into between the Panama Pledgors, the Administrative Agent and Bristow International Panama
More Definitions of Panama Security Documents
Panama Security Documents means the registered Deed containing the amended and restated pledge agreement entered into between Bristow Holdings Company LTD. III., Bristow U.S. Holdings LLC (each in their capacity as limited partner of Bristow International Panama S. de R.L.) as pledgors (the “Panama Pledgors”), the Administrative Agent as pledgee, and Bristow International Panama S. de R.L., which shall be on substantially the same form as the original pledge agreement entered into between the Panama Pledgors, the Administrative Agent and Bristow International Panama S. de R.L. securing the Prepetition Credit Agreement, except to the extent the Lien is granted by a non-Debtor Loan Party, in which case subject to such changes as are necessary to reflect the second-priority nature of the Liens securing the Obligations.