Examples of Substituted Entity in a sentence
Substitute Accession Agreement means the agreement to be entered into by a Substituted Entity.
Step-in Party means (a) the Collateral Agent, a Lender or any entity that is wholly owned by a Lender or group of Lenders; or (b) any Person approved by IFA as a Substituted Entity in accordance with Section 21.6 of the Agreement.
If the Step-in Party giving the Step-out Notice is a Substituted Entity that is not a Lender, then such Step-in Party shall be released from all obligations under this Direct Agreement arising from and after the effective date contained in the Step-out Notice and its relinquishment of possession and control of the Project.
Substituted Entity means any person or entity selected by Lenders and approved by IFA in accordance with Section 21.8 of the Agreement to perform Developer's obligations and succeed to Developer's rights hereunder after any such Lender has acquired the Developer's Interest by foreclosure or other lawful means or has otherwise assumed possession and control of the East End Crossing.
Substituted Entity means any person or entity selected by Lenders and approved by IFA in accordance with Section 21.8 of the Agreement to perform Developer's obligations and succeed to Developer's rights hereunder after any such Lender has acquired the Developer's Interest by foreclosure or other lawful means or has otherwise assumed possession and control of the Project.