Common use of Unilateral Authority Clause in Contracts

Unilateral Authority. The Servicer acknowledges that the Master Servicer may, upon written notice, supplement or amend the provisions of this Agreement from time to time, without the need to obtain the Servicer's consent to (a) correct ambiguous or erroneous provisions in this Agreement; (b) make changes necessary or helpful to maintain compliance with applicable law, including any supplement or amendment necessary to effect or facilitate compliance by the Servicer with Regulation AB or to conform this Agreement to industry practices relating to Regulation AB; (c) conform to evolving industry standards regarding the servicing of residential mortgage loans generally; (d) modify the Servicer Mortgage Loan Schedule to reflect the purchase of any Mortgage Loan pursuant to this Agreement or another agreement or to change the applicable loan Type for any Mortgage Loan; (e) to change the definition of Applicable Unscheduled Receipt Period with respect to any Mortgage Loan and any type of Unscheduled Principal Receipt from a Mid-Month Receipt Period to a Prior Month Receipt Period or from a Prior Month Receipt Period to a Mid-Month Receipt Period; or (f) make such other modifications or amendments thereto, which the Master Servicer deems advisable, provided that no such modification or amendment shall have a material adverse impact so as to materially increase the obligations of, or to materially decrease the benefits to, the Servicer.

Appears in 73 contracts

Samples: Servicing Agreement (Wells Fargo Mortgage Backed Securities 2006-Ar5 Trust), Servicing Agreement (Wells Fargo Mortgage Backed Securities 2007-1 Trust), Servicing Agreement (Wells Fargo Mortgage Backed Securities 2007-Ar9 Trust)

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