Examples of Loan Insurer in a sentence
The Bank, a Loan Insurer or the Program Administrator, as the case may be, and their respective agents, in its sole discretion and at any reasonable time or times, may enter upon and inspect the Lands, and the cost of any such inspections shall be payable by the Borrower to the Bank immediately.
If the Bank, a Loan Insurer or the Program Administrator, as the case may be, does conduct an inspection, it will not be considered to be a chargee or mortgagee in possession, or in possession or control of, or managing, the Lands.
The Borrower will not make or permit to be made any alterations, improvements, additions, replacements or demolition (collectively, “Alterations”) to the Lands without the prior written approval of the Bank, a Loan Insurer or the Program Administrator, as the case may be, which approval may be withheld, or subject to such conditions as the Bank, a Loan Insurer or the Program Administrator, as the case may be, may impose, in the sole discretion of each.
The Borrower shall not use the Lands for business or industrial purposes unless contained within the limits as set out by the Loan Insurer.
In accordance with standard mortgage loan insurance requirements, Lenders are required to retain on file verification of completion of home improvements or notify the respective Mortgage Loan Insurer where improvements will no longer be carried out.
The Borrower may manage the Lands provided that such management by the Borrower is sound, reasonable and prudent and is similar to that provided by businesses specializing in such matters, as determined by the Bank and the Loan Insurer or Program Administrator.
If the Lands are an income producing property, the Bank may refuse to make a disbursement if such disbursement is not authorized by the Loan Insurer and the Bank shall retain at all times an amount sufficient to allow the work to be completed in accordance with the drawings and specifications it has approved and ensure compliance with the Loan Insurer’s conditions pertaining to compliance with the rental income objectives.
The Bank, a Loan Insurer or the Program Administrator, as the case may be, may (but is not obligated to) require the Borrower, at the Borrower’s expense, from time to time, to obtain an environmental audit of all or any part of the Lands, which environmental audit shall be satisfactory to the Bank, or the Program Administrator, as the case may be, but such audit does not relieve the Borrower of its obligations under this Section 12.
The exercise of any of the above-mentioned rights by any of the Bank, a Loan Insurer or Program Administrator or any of their respective agents shall not mean that the Bank, the Loan Insurer or Program Administrator or any of their respective agents are in possession of, manage, control or are liable for the Lands or are a chargee or mortgagee in possession of the Lands.
In the case of Indigenous Lands, in accordance with the first insured mortgage, the security for the Incentive may be a ministerial loan guarantee (MLG) or a leasehold mortgage permitted in accordance with the Indian Act, First Nation Land Management Act, Land Code or other First Nation legislation and the requirements of the respective Mortgage Loan Insurer.