Credit Problem definition

Credit Problem means Customer is unable to pay his debts because of problems or insolvency.

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Credit Problem means, as established by the Customer, that an Account Debtor is unable to pay its debts because the Account Debtor is the subject of a bankruptcy, insolvency, or receivership proceeding within 75 days of the date of the invoice.

Credit Problem means a Customer unable to pay its debts because of financial problems or insolvency or both, the appointment of any receiver or trustee for all or a substantial portion of the assets of has been appointed, has filed a general assignment for the benefit of creditors or had filed against it an involuntary or voluntary Bankruptcy proceeding.

Examples of Credit Problem in a sentence

• Vendor must adhere to the following table for SLAs and associated penalties (credit to DOM): Service Requirement Measurement SLA SLA Credit Problem Resolution Time – High Resolution Time for each High Priority Problem.

• If Customer asserts that nonpayment of an Account is due to a Credit Problem, then Customer shall provide documentation establishing that such non payment is due solely to a Credit Problem satisfactory to WFBCI, in its reasonable discretion, within ten days of receipt of written notice by WFBCI of the nonpayment.

• If WFBCI is not satisfied that nonpayment is solely due to a Credit Problem, then customer shall be obligated to repurchase the Account by paying the Repurchase Price within ten days of receipt of written demand by WFBCI.

• If WFBC is not satisfied, in its commercially reasonable discretion, that nonpayment is solely due to a Credit Problem, then customer shall be obligated to pay the Repurchase Price for such Account to WFBC.

• If WFBC is not satisfied, in its reasonable discretion, that nonpayment is solely due to a Credit Problem, then customer shall be obligated to pay the Repurchase Price for such Account to WFBC.

More Definitions of Credit Problem

Credit Problem means any delay or failure of an Account Debtor to timely pay an Account or any portion of an Account due solely to financial or cash flow problems of the Account Debtor.

Credit Problem means an account debtor is unable to pay trade debts due to the filing of a Judicial Bankruptcy under the terms and conditions of the US Bankruptcy Codes.

Credit Problem means a customer is unable to pay his debts because of insolvency. the filing of a voluntary petition in bankruptcy, the quitting of business, and the like.

Credit Problem means a customer is unable to pay its debts because of insolvency, the dissolution, termination of existence, or business failure of the account debtor, the voluntary filing of a petition of bankruptcy, or the commencement of any proceeding under the Bankruptcy Code or any other bankruptcy or insolvency laws by or against Customer such that payment on the Account is or will be impaired.

Credit Problem means NHC has determined that an Account Debtor has demonstrated that it is unable or unwilling to pay an Account or any portion of an Account in accordance with the terms of this Agreement or the terms of the Account.

Credit Problem means the filing of a petition for relief under Chapter 7 or Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code by an account debtor within ninety (90) days of the date of the invoice.

Credit Problem means Customer is unable to pay his debts because of problems or insolvency. 10. "Customer Dispute" means any claim by Customer against CLIENT, of any kind whatsoever, valid or invalid, that reduces the amount collectible from Customer by CAPCO. CLIENT COVENANTS: ----------------- 11. CLIENT agrees to sell to CAPCO ALL ACCOUNTS, mechanic's lien(s), and rights to payment under any stop notice(s), or bonded stop notice(s) securing payment of those Accounts created by CLIENT in the course of its business, existing as of the date of this agreement or thereafter created during the term of this agreement, subject to approval and verification by CAPCO. CAPCO is not obligated to advance funds for the purchase of All Accounts from CLIENT. Upon request by CAPCO, CLIENT shall provide a copy of the original Assigned Account (Invoice) a copy of the ▇▇▇▇ of lading contract, purchase order, purchase order number, and/or any other requisite supporting documentation corresponding to said Accounts and appropriate to the business of CLIENT.