Examples of Pawn Loans in a sentence
Within 7 days after the Effective Date (“Asset Verification Date”), Purchaser will conduct a thorough examination, audit and inventory (the “Inspection”) of Sellers’ merchandise Inventory (whether owned by Sellers or subject to the terms of layaway contracts or statutory hold periods), Pawn Loans, pawn tickets and the pledged goods covered thereby, layaway merchandise and all records and documents relating thereto, all as of the end of business on the Closing Date (herein “Closing Date Balances”).
Inventory and Pawn Loans subject to police and/or bankruptcy holds will not be included in the calculation of the asset balances described below.
Before the Closing Date, Purchasers will verify the existence and authenticity of Inventory, Pawn Loans, collateral securing Pawn Loans and Payday Loans at the Locations using its own staff.
Sellers have not entered into any type of agreements which encumber the Assets in any way other than the Assumed Liabilities and the customer claims and rights on all Pawn Loans.
All Pawn Loans are lawful, bona-fide, third-party, arm’s length transactions; each Seller has maintained record, which is complete and accurate in all in all material respects, of the amount loaned, the lawful finance charge to accrue thereon, renewals or extensions, if any, and an accurate description of the pledged goods as required by law.
All Pawn Loans are in compliance with the laws of the appropriate regulating agency(ies) and are documented pursuant to contracts which comply with such laws.
Sellers now own the Assets, free and clear of all liens, claims and encumbrances other than the Assumed Liabilities and the customer claims and rights on all Pawn Loans.
All Pawn Loans and Payday Loans are in compliance with the laws of the appropriate regulating authorities and are documented pursuant to contracts which comply with such laws.
In the course of such Inspection, Purchaser will reasonably determine (1) the aggregate loan amount of the Pawn Loans (based on the principal amount indicated in the transaction documents) and (2) the aggregate value of the merchandise Inventory of the Business (based on the loan or purchase amount indicated in the transaction documents); For purposes of this Section, the “value” of an item of merchandise Inventory will be its “cost.” “Cost” means the original loan amount with respect to such item.