Title Document definition

Title Document means, with respect to any Financed Vehicle, the certificate of title for, or other evidence of ownership of, such Financed Vehicle issued by the Registrar of Titles in the jurisdiction in which such Financed Vehicle is registered.
Title Document means, with respect to any Financed Vehicle, the certificate of title for, or other evidence of ownership of, such Financed Vehicle issued by the Registrar of Titles in the jurisdiction in which such Financed Vehicle is registered. For Financed Vehicles registered in certain states, the Title Document may consist of electronic evidence of ownership on the electronic lien and title systems of such states.
Title Document means, with respect to any Financed Vehicle, the certificate of title for, or other evidence of ownership of, such Financed Vehicle issued by the Registrar of Titles in the jurisdiction in which such Financed Vehicle is registered. For Financed Vehicles registered in the State of California, Title Document may consist of electronic evidence of ownership on the Electronic Lien and Title system of the California Department of Motor Vehicles.

Examples of Title Document in a sentence

  • Beneficiary shall provide the lessor(s) with the information required to be delivered to the lessor(s) under the Title Document with respect to any such payment.

  • Trustee shall provide to Beneficiary in a timely manner, copies of all correspondence received by Trustee that pertain to the Title Document, including, without limitation, any notices to fulfill offset obligations, any notices related to retention of the Title Document, in whole or in part, and any notices of default which may impact the Trust Interest.

  • OR (if the applicable agreement addresses handling of rentals) OPTION 2: Subject to the application of the last sentence of Clause 6.3, Beneficiary acknowledges that Trustee is the payor of the rentals under the Title Document and that Trustee shall invoice Beneficiary for its share of rentals as more specifically described in the agreement that created the Trust Interest.

  • If Trustee is required to provide information to the lessor regarding the payment of a royalty, Beneficiary shall also provide that information to Trustee to the extent reasonably required by Trustee to fulfill its obligations hereunder, and under the Title Document.

  • Beneficiary agrees to pay its share of all rentals payable under the Title Document upon receipt of an invoice from Trustee.


More Definitions of Title Document

Title Document means any present or future original, duplicate or counterpart:
Title Document means the title document or title deed relating to the Property;
Title Document means a document indicating title to a unit which is registerable under the Registered Land Act;
Title Document means, insofar only as applicable to the Lands at the relevant time, the document(s) of title set forth in Schedule "A" (or any of them) and any documents issued or derived therefrom, including all amendments, renewals, extensions, continuations or replacements thereof.
Title Document means, with respect to any Auto Loan and the related Automobile, either (a) the certificate of title for, or other evidence of a security interest in (including, without limitation, proof of application for notice of lien), such Automobile or (b) with respect to any jurisdiction in which the certificate of title or other evidence of ownership is not issued to the holder of a lien, evidence of the security interest in the Automobile, in each case issued by the department of motor vehicles or other appropriate Governmental Authority in the jurisdiction in which such Automobile or the Obligor is located.
Title Document with respect to any Auto Loan and the related Financed Vehicle, either (a) the certificate of title for, or other evidence of a security interest in (including, without limitation, dealer guaranty or proof of application for notice of lien), such Financed Vehicle or (b) with respect to any jurisdiction in which the certificate of title or other evidence of ownership is not issued to the holder of a lien, evidence of the security interest in the Financed Vehicle, in each case issued by the department of motor vehicles or other appropriate Governmental Authority in the jurisdiction in which such Financed Vehicle or the Obligor is located.
Title Document means any original, duplicate or counterpart certificate or document of title, including any share certificate.