Dutch Parallel Debt in Relation to the Dutch Security Agreements Sample Clauses

The Dutch Parallel Debt clause establishes that a parallel, independent debt obligation exists between the borrower and a Dutch security agent, in addition to the borrower's primary obligations to the lenders. This means that the borrower owes the same amount to the security agent as it does to the lenders, and this parallel debt is enforceable under Dutch law, allowing the security agent to hold and enforce security interests on behalf of all lenders. The core function of this clause is to ensure that security interests governed by Dutch law are valid and enforceable, even when the underlying obligations are owed to multiple lenders, thereby overcoming legal limitations in Dutch law regarding security for third-party debts.
Dutch Parallel Debt in Relation to the Dutch Security Agreements. For the purpose of any Dutch Security Agreements and all security interests created thereunder: (a) In this Section 11.39: “Dutch Corresponding Debt” shall mean all Secured Obligations of a Loan Party but excluding its Dutch Parallel Debt.