No Compensation from Secured Parties Clause Samples
The "No Compensation from Secured Parties" clause establishes that the secured parties are not obligated to provide any form of compensation, set-off, or reimbursement to the other party under the agreement. In practice, this means that if the debtor or borrower believes they are owed money or have incurred costs related to the secured transaction, they cannot deduct or withhold amounts from payments due to the secured parties, nor can they demand payment from them. This clause serves to protect the secured parties by ensuring that their rights to receive payments or enforce security interests are not diminished by claims or counter-demands from the other party, thereby maintaining the integrity and priority of their security interests.
No Compensation from Secured Parties. Each of the Security Trustee and the Operating Bank agrees that it shall have no right against the Secured Parties for any fee as compensation for its services in such capacity.
No Compensation from Secured Parties. The Collateral Agent agrees that it shall have no right against the Secured Parties for any fee as compensation for its services in such capacity.
