Common use of Subordination of Claims Clause in Contracts

Subordination of Claims. If there exists an Event of Default or Potential Default, subordinate or permit to be subordinated any present or future claim against or obligation of another Person, except as ordered in a bankruptcy or similar creditors' remedy proceeding of such other Person.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Assignment and Assumption Agreement (Ipalco Enterprises, Inc.), Note Purchase and Covenants Agreement (Ipalco Enterprises, Inc.), Credit Agreement (Ipalco Enterprises, Inc.)

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Subordination of Claims. If there exists an Event of Default or Potential Default, subordinate or permit to be subordinated any present or future claim against or obligation of another Person, except as ordered in a bankruptcy or similar creditors' remedy proceeding of such other Person.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Credit Agreement (Ipalco Enterprises Inc), Credit Agreement (Ipalco Enterprises, Inc.), Assignment Agreement (Ipalco Enterprises Inc)

Subordination of Claims. If there exists an Event of Default or Potential Default, subordinate or permit to be subordinated any present or future claim against or obligation of another Person, except as ordered in a bankruptcy or similar creditors' ’ remedy proceeding of such other Person.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Term Loan Agreement (Ipalco Enterprises, Inc.), Credit Agreement (Ipalco Enterprises, Inc.)

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Subordination of Claims. If there exists an Event of Default or Potential Default, subordinate or permit to be subordinated any present or future claim against or obligation of another Person, except as ordered in a bankruptcy or similar creditors' ’ remedy proceeding of such other Person.. (m)

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Credit Agreement (Ipalco Enterprises, Inc.)

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