Common use of Status of Collateral Clause in Contracts

Status of Collateral. All Collateral is genuine and validly existing. Except for items of insignificant value or as otherwise reflected in writing by Debtor to Bank under a borrowing base or otherwise, (i) Collateral constituting inventory, equipment and fixtures is in good condition, not obsolete and is either currently saleable or usable; and (ii) Collateral constituting accounts, contract rights, notes, chattel paper and other third-party obligations to pay is fully enforceable in accordance with its terms and not subject to return, dispute, setoff, credit allowance or adjustment, except for discounts for prompt payment. Unless Debtor provides Bank with written notice to the contrary, Debtor has no notice or knowledge of anything that would impair the ability of any third-party obligor to pay any debt to Debtor when due.

Status of Collateral. All Collateral is genuine and validly existing. Except for items of insignificant value or as otherwise reflected in writing by the Debtor to the Bank under a borrowing base or otherwise, (i) Collateral constituting inventory, equipment and fixtures is in good condition, not obsolete and is either currently saleable or usable; and (ii) Collateral constituting accounts, contract rights, notes, chattel paper and other third-party obligations to pay is fully enforceable in accordance with its terms and not subject to return, dispute, setoff, credit allowance or adjustment, except for discounts for prompt payment. Unless the Debtor provides the Bank with written notice to the contrary, the Debtor has no notice or knowledge of anything that would impair the ability of any third-party obligor to pay any debt to the Debtor when due.

Status of Collateral. All Collateral is genuine and validly existing. Except for items of insignificant value or as otherwise reflected in writing by Debtor to Bank under a borrowing base or otherwise, (i) Collateral constituting inventory, equipment and fixtures is in good condition, not obsolete and is either currently saleable or usable; and (ii) Collateral constituting accounts, contract rights, notes, chattel paper and other third-party obligations to pay is fully if sully enforceable in accordance with its terms and not subject to return, dispute, setoff, credit allowance or adjustment, except for discounts for prompt payment. Unless Debtor provides Bank with written notice to the contrary, Debtor has no notice or knowledge of anything that would impair the ability of any third-party obligor to pay any debt to Debtor when due.

Status of Collateral. All Collateral collateral is genuine and validly existing. Except for items of insignificant value or as otherwise reflected in writing by the Debtor to the Bank under a borrowing base or otherwise, (i) Collateral constituting inventory, equipment and fixtures is in good condition, not obsolete and is either currently saleable or usable; and (ii) Collateral constituting accounts, contract rights, notes, chattel paper and other third-party obligations to pay is fully enforceable in accordance with its terms and not subject to return, dispute, setoffSet off, credit allowance or adjustment, except for discounts for prompt payment. Unless the Debtor provides the Bank with written notice to the contrary, the Debtor has no notice or knowledge of anything that would impair the ability of any third-party obligor to pay any debt to the Debtor when due.

Status of Collateral. All Collateral is genuine and validly existing. Except for items of insignificant value or as otherwise reflected in writing by Debtor Borrowers to Bank under a borrowing base or otherwise, (i) Collateral constituting inventory, equipment and fixtures is in good condition, not obsolete and is either currently saleable or usable; and (ii) Collateral constituting accounts, contract rights, notes, chattel paper and other third-party obligations to pay is fully enforceable in accordance with its terms and not subject to return, dispute, setoff, credit allowance or adjustment, except for discounts for prompt payment. Unless Debtor provides Borrowers provide Bank with written notice to the contrary, Debtor no Borrower has no notice or knowledge of anything that would impair the ability of any third-party obligor to pay any debt to Debtor such Borrower when due.