Common use of Guest Ledger Clause in Contracts

Guest Ledger. All revenues received or to be received from transient guests on account of room rents for the period prior to and including the Cut-Off Time shall belong to the Seller. At Closing, the Seller shall receive a credit in an amount equal to: (i) all amounts unpaid as of the Cut-Off Time charged to the Guest Ledger for all room nights up to (but not including) the night during which the Cut-Off Time occurs, and (ii) one-half of all amounts unpaid as of the Cut-Off Time charged to the Guest Ledger for the room night which includes the Cut-Off Time and the Guest Ledger and all amounts charged thereto and unpaid as of the Cut-Off Time shall become the property of the Buyer. For the period beginning on the day immediately following the Cut-Off Time, such revenues collected from the Guest Ledger shall belong to the Buyer. In the event that an amount less than the total amount due from a guest is collected and guest continued in occupancy after the Cut-Off Time, such amount shall be applied first to any amount owing by such person to the Seller and thereafter to such person’s amounts accruing to the Buyer.

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Assignment and Assumption Agreement, Assignment and Assumption Agreement (Carey Watermark Investors Inc), Assignment and Assumption Agreement (Carey Watermark Investors Inc)

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