SURVIVAL AFTER LIQUIDATION OF CONSERVED COMPANIES Sample Clauses

SURVIVAL AFTER LIQUIDATION OF CONSERVED COMPANIES. The Parties recognize that the Conservator is likely to apply for the entry of an order of liquidation for the Conserved Companies pursuant to Insurance Code Section 1016. The Debtors will not oppose any application by the Conservator for such an order provided the application or the Order is not inconsistent with any term or condition of this Agreement. The Debtors shall withdraw the motion filed seeking a modification of the Conservation Order with respect to the set-off issues. The provisions of this entire agreement shall survive the entry of an order of liquidation and shall be fully enforceable notwithstanding any subsequent order, including the order of liquidation. Further, extant obligations of the Conserved Companies (such as indemnities) that exist as of the date of entry of a liquidation order shall survive liquidation and shall be treated as an expense of administration accorded "class one" priority under Insurance Code Section 1033(a). Provided further, the Conservator shall cause the Order of liquidation to expressly provide for the survival of the terms of this agreement and be binding on the Liquidator and or the estates in Liquidation.
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