Crystallization and Fixed Clause Samples

Crystallization and Fixed. (1) The Crystallization of this Agreement refers to the event, process or status that will cause the mortgage under this Agreement cease to operate as a Floating Mortgage and will operate as a fixed charge, and the range of the Charged Property will fix. When the crystallization that stipulated by law or by this Agreement occurs, or at the time that the Mortgagee declare crystallization of the mortgage right in accordance with this Agreement, the Mortgagor shall assume the responsibility of mortgage under this Agreement to the extent of the range of the Charged Property when it has been crystallized. (2) Each of the following circumstances shall constitute an event of Crystallization hereunder (Crystallization Event), Floating Mortgage will be crystallized when Crystallization Event occurs, and property of the mortgage will be fixed accordingly (unless otherwise provided by law):- (a) Any default of event as stipulated in this Agreement occurs, and the Mortgagee makes the declaration of Crystallization; (b) Any situation that agreed between the Mortgagor and Mortgagee to realize the mortgage right. To the extent permitted by law, if several situations that may call Crystallization exist at the same time, the Mortgagee shall have the right, in its sole discretion, to select the situation and the time to declare the Crystallization. (3) Prior to Crystallization, the Mortgagor can use, consume or disposal of the relevant Charged Property in the ordinary course of business within the range that approved by this Agreement. When the product or other object which has been floated pledged (“Sold Object”) being sold, as long as the purchaser paid to the Mortgagor a reasonable price in good faith and on possession of such Sold Object, then the Sold Object will automatically be excluded from the range of Charged Property hereunder, and will not be regarded as the subject of Charged Property under this Agreement. The Ordinary Course of Business mentioned above refers to:- the following business activities of the Mortgagor to maintain the normal production, operating conditions and for the purpose of gaining lawful business proceeds that are within the scope of the business and authorization and without ultra ▇▇▇▇▇ actions:- (a) the ordinary use of the machinery and equipment (including reasonable wastage/ depreciation), raw material consumption, further processing of the semi-finished products and sales practices on the product; (b) any other activity agreed by the Mo...
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