Common use of Fixed Security Clause in Contracts

Fixed Security. As a continuing security for the payment and discharge of the Secured Liabilities, the Company with full title guarantee charges and agrees to charge to each of the Secured Parties separately, by way of first fixed charge all the Company's right, title and interest from time to time in and to: (a) all Properties acquired by the Company in the future; (b) all present and future interests of the Company not effectively mortgaged or charged under the preceding provisions of this Clause 3 in, or over, freehold or leasehold property; (c) all present and future rights, licences, guarantees, rents, deposits, contracts, covenants and warranties relating to the Properties; (d) all licences, consents and Authorisations (statutory or otherwise) held or required in connection with the Company's business or the use of any Charged Assets, and all rights in connection with them; (e) all present and future goodwill and rights in relation to uncalled capital for the time being of the Company; (f) all the Equipment; (g) all the Intellectual Property; (h) all the Book Debts; (i) all the Investments; and