Net Forced Liquidation Value definition
Examples of Net Forced Liquidation Value in a sentence
Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Lender agrees to make on or about the Effective Date a single term loan in the original principal amount of $731,250.00 (the “Term Loan”), such amount calculated as 75.00% of the appraised Net Forced Liquidation Value of Borrower’s Equipment.
The Lender shall have no obligation to make the Equipment Term Advance if, after giving effect to such requested Equipment Term Advance, the outstanding principal balance of the Equipment Term Advances would exceed the amount determined by multiplying the Equipment Advance Rate times the Net Forced Liquidation Value of Eligible Equipment.
The Net Forced Liquidation Value of any additional Eligible Equipment or the appraised fair market value of any additional Eligible Real Property shall be included in the calculation of the Fixed Asset Loan Value of the US Borrower that owns such Eligible Equipment or Eligible Real Property and the Agent shall correspondingly amend Schedule 1.14 without any further action of any party hereto.
The Net Forced Liquidation Value of Eligible Equipment and the appraised fair market value of Eligible Real Property as of the date of the Appraisal delivered prior to the Closing Date, are set forth on Schedule 1.14.
If Lender obtains an appraisal of the Equipment at any time as permitted under this Agreement, and such appraisal shows the aggregate unpaid principal amount of the Term Loan to exceed 100% of the Net Forced Liquidation Value of Eligible Equipment, then Lender may (i) require Borrowers to immediately prepay the unpaid principal of the Term Loan in the amount of such excess.