Executory Leases definition

Executory Leases means any unexpired leases of non-residential real property leases to which the Debtor is a party or was a party as of the Filing Date and which are executory within the meaning of §365 of the Bankruptcy Code.
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Examples of Executory Leases in a sentence

  • Seller hereby agrees that it shall be solely responsible for all cure amounts payable under Bankruptcy Code Section 365 to the extent necessary for the Company to assume the Assumed Executory Leases and Executory Contracts ("Cure Amounts").

  • Except for certain items located in the Main Office that are listed on Schedule 6(b), all of the tangible personal property of the Company that is necessary for the operation of the Riverboat Casino in the same manner as presently operated by the Company immediately prior to Closing is physically located at the Riverboat Casino or at the properties covered by the Assumed Executory Leases and Executory Contracts.

  • All of the tangible personal property of the Company that is necessary for the operation of the Riverboat Casino in the same manner as presently operated by the Company is physically located at the Riverboat Casino or at the properties covered by the Assumed Executory Leases and Executory Contracts.

  • Seller shall be solely responsible for all cure amounts payable under Bankruptcy Code Section 365 to the extent necessary for the Company to assume the Assumed Executory Leases and Executory Contracts (“Cure Amounts”).

  • Except for certain items located in the Main Office that are listed on Schedule 6(b), all of the tangible personal property of Seller that is necessary for the operation of the Riverboat Casino in the same manner as presently operated by Seller, is physically located at the Riverboat Casino or at the properties covered by the Executory Leases.

  • Seller shall be solely responsible for all cure amounts payable under Bankruptcy Code Section 365 to the extent necessary for the Company to assume the Assumed Executory Leases and Executory Contracts ("Cure Amounts").