Common use of Ownership of the Personal Property Clause in Contracts

Ownership of the Personal Property. All of the Personal Property is, and shall during the term of the Loan continue to be, owned by the Borrower, and is not the subject matter of any lease, control agreement or other instrument, agreement or transaction whereby any ownership, security or beneficial interest in the Personal Property is held by any person or entity other than the Borrower, subject only to (1) the Lender’s security interest, (2) the rights of tenants occupying the Property pursuant to Leases approved by the Lender, and (3) the Permitted Encumbrances.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Credit Agreement, AmREIT, Inc., United Investors Income Properties

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