Transition Property means the property right created by a financing order, including without
Transition Property means the property right created by a financing order, including without limitation the right, title, and interest of a utility, assignee, or other issuer of transition bonds to all revenue, collections, claims, payments, money, or proceeds of or arising from or constituting fixed transition amounts that are the subject of a financing order, including those nonbypassable rates and other charges and fixed transition amounts that are authorized by the commission in the financing order to recover transition costs and the costs of recovering, reimbursing, financing, or refinancing the transition costs and acquiring transition property, including the costs of issuing, servicing, and retiring transition bonds. Any right that a utility has in the transition property before the utility's sale or transfer or any other right created under this section or created in the financing order and assignable under this chapter or assignable pursuant to a financing order is only a contract right.
Transition Property shall have the meaning provided in Section 39.302(8) of the Texas Utilities Code.
Examples of Transition Property in a sentence
The Seller and the Issuer each acknowledge and agree that the purchase price for the Series 2003-1 Transition Property sold pursuant to this Xxxx of Sale and the Sale Agreement is equal to its fair market value at the time of sale.
Subject to Section 3.14, all written information, as amended or supplemented from time to time prior to the date this representation is made, provided by the Seller to the Issuer with respect to the Transition Property (including the Financing Order and the Issuance Advice Letter) is correct in all material respects.
The Servicer shall not take any action that is not authorized by this Agreement, that would contravene the Utilities Code, the PUCT Regulations or the Applicable Financing Order, that is not consistent with its customary procedures and practices, or that shall impair the rights of the Issuer in the Transition Property, in each case unless such action is required by applicable law or court or regulatory order.
The Seller has not authorized the filing of and is not aware (after due inquiry) of any financing statement with the Seller as the debtor that includes a description of collateral including the Series 2003-1 Transition Property other than any financing statement filed, recorded or made in favor of the Issuer or the Indenture Trustee in connection with the Basic Documents.
Access to Certain Records and Information Regarding Transition Property.
More Definitions of Transition Property
Transition Property means, as of any date of determination, a completed Property that (x) is not an Acquisition Property or a Development Property, and was not an Acquisition Property or a Development Property in the fiscal quarter immediately prior to such date of determination, (y) had previously achieved an Occupancy Rate of at least 80%, and (z) has ceased to have an Occupancy Rate of at least 80%. A Property shall be treated as a Transition Property until the earlier of (i) such Property achieving an Occupancy Rate of at least 80% after the Agreement Date, if such Property was a Transition Property on the Agreement Date, or after the date on which such Property most recently became a Transition Property, if such Property became or again becomes a Transition Property after the Agreement Date, or (ii) the end of the eighth (8th) complete fiscal quarter after the Agreement Date or such later date on which such Property most recently became a Transition Property.
Transition Property means the "Transition Property" contemplated by the Financing Order and specifically described in the Issuance Advice Letter.
Transition Property means the rights and interests of the Seller or its successor under the Financing Order, once those rights are first transferred to the Issuer or pledged in connection with the issuance of the Transition Bonds, including the right to impose, collect and receive through Transition Charges payable by retail electric customers within the Seller’s certificated service area as it existed on May 1, 1999, an amount sufficient to cover the Qualified Costs of the Seller authorized in the Financing Order, the right to receive Transition Charges in amounts and at times sufficient to pay principal and interest and make other deposits in connection with the Transition Bonds and all revenues and collections resulting from Transition Charges.
Transition Property means the transition property that exists under Order 7 of the Financing Order and is sold by the Seller to the Note Issuer under the Sale Agreement.
Transition Property means all transition property as defined in Section 39.302(8) of the Securitization Law created pursuant to the Financing Order and sold or otherwise conveyed to the Issuer under the Sale Agreement, including the right to impose, collect and receive the System Restoration Charges authorized in the Financing Order. As used in the Basic Documents, the term “Transition Property” when used with respect to ETI includes the contract rights of ETI that exist prior to the time that such rights are first transferred in connection with the issuance of the System Restoration Bonds, at which time they become transition property in accordance with Section 39.304 of the Securitization Law.
Transition Property means the property to be transferred to the Company pursuant to the Transition Property Purchase and Sale Agreement.
Transition Property means the property right created pursuant to this section and sections 16-245f to 16-245k, inclusive, as amended by this act, in respect to the economic recovery transfer or in respect of disbursements to the General Fund to sustain funding of conservation and load management and renewable energy investment programs or those stranded costs that are eligible to be funded with the proceeds of rate reduction bonds pursuant to section 16-245f, as amended by this act, including, without limitation, the right, title, and interest of an [electric company or] electric distribution company or its transferee or the financing entity (A) in and to the rates and charges established pursuant to a financing order, as adjusted from time to time in accordance with subdivision (2) of subsection (b) of section 16-245i, as amended by this act, and the financing order, (B) to be paid the amount that is determined in a financing order to be the amount that the [electric company or] electric distribution company or its transferee or the financing entity is lawfully entitled to receive pursuant to the provisions of this section and sections 16-245f to 16-245k, inclusive, as amended by this act, and the proceeds thereof, and in and to all revenues, collections, claims, payments, money, or proceeds of or arising from the rates and charges or constituting the competitive transition assessment that is the subject of a financing order including those non-bypassable rates and other charges referred to in subdivision (2) of this subsection, and (C) in and to all rights to obtain adjustments to the rates and charges pursuant to the terms of subdivision (2) of subsection (b) of section 16-245i, as amended by this act, and the financing order. "Transition property" shall constitute a current property right notwithstanding the fact that the value of the property right will depend on consumers using electricity or, in those instances where consumers are customers of a particular [electric company or] electric distribution company, the [electric company or] electric distribution company performing certain services;