SECURED INDEBTEDNESS AND MAXIMUM SECURED AMOUNT Sample Clauses

SECURED INDEBTEDNESS AND MAXIMUM SECURED AMOUNT. 2.1 The secured indebtedness hereunder shall cover all the indebtedness of the Debtor under the Master Agreement, including without limitation the principal, interest accrued thereon (including compound and default interest), damages, compensation, other amounts payable by the Debtor to Party B (including without limitation the expenses such as the handling fees, communication fees, miscellaneous fees and the bank charges that the beneficiary refuses to pay), as well as all costs and expenses that Party B may incur in connection with the realization of its creditor’s rights and security interests, including without limitation any fees relating to litigation, arbitration, property preservation, travel and accommodation, enforcement, appraisal and evaluation, auction, notarization, service of documentation, public announcements and attorney’s fees. (the “Secured Indebtedness”).
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