Bad Boy Acts Sample Clauses

A "Bad Boy Acts" clause defines specific actions or behaviors by a party—typically a borrower or guarantor—that are considered serious breaches of contract or misconduct. These acts often include fraud, intentional misrepresentation, criminal activity, or unauthorized transfers of collateral, and their occurrence can trigger severe consequences such as personal liability or immediate loan default. The core function of this clause is to deter egregious conduct and protect the lender by ensuring that certain wrongful acts result in stricter penalties or loss of limited liability protections.
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Bad Boy Acts. Without limiting or duplicating any other obligation of Manager hereunder, and subject to the availability of Working Capital where applicable, Manager will not do or fail to do, as the case may be, any act or thing which constitutes a breach of the covenants set out in Exhibit D hereto; and