FALSE DECLARATION Sample Clauses

FALSE DECLARATION. Notwithstanding any other provisions contained in this Assignment, in the event that any of the declarations made by the Assignor under the Facility and/or this Assignment be found to be false in any way, the Bank may in its discretion terminate or vary the Facility upon such terms and conditions as determined by the Bank or require the Facility to be secured by any existing Charge and/or any other collateral created in favour of the Bank subject to such revised terms and conditions as may be deemed appropriate by the Bank and upon such manner as determined by the Bank. If the Assignor and/or Customer fail to comply with the terms and conditions of the Facility as may be varied, the Bank shall have right to foreclose the Property and/or seek to recover the Indebtedness by any remedy available to the Bank as it deems fit.
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FALSE DECLARATION. No false declaration or statement shall be made in support of any claim under this Policy.

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