Partial Loss Proceeds definition
Examples of Partial Loss Proceeds in a sentence
All Collections (including all Rental Payments and Usage Fees transferred from the Lessor Accounts, Partial Loss Proceeds and any amounts transferred from the Security Deposit Account) shall be, when received, deposited in the Collections Account, and all cash, Investments and other property in the Collections Account shall be transferred from or retained in the Collections Account in accordance with the terms of this Indenture.
With respect to amounts on deposit in any applicable Partial Loss Proceeds Account, upon the Manager providing verification to the Security Agent (with a copy to the Administrative Agent) that a payment is due in respect of any work performed on the applicable Vessel in respect of which the Partial Loss Proceeds were paid, such amount shall be withdrawn from time to time by the Security Agent upon receipt of written notice by the Manager (with a copy to the Administrative Agent) to pay such payment.
All Collections (including all Rental Payments and Usage Fees transferred from the Rental Accounts, Net Sale Proceeds, Partial Loss Proceeds and any amounts transferred from the Security Deposit Account) shall be, when received, deposited in the Collections Account, and all cash, Investments and other property in the Collections Account shall be transferred from or retained in the Collections Account in accordance with the terms of this Indenture.
Any funds received constituting Partial Loss Proceeds shall be promptly transferred by the Security Agent to the applicable Partial Loss Proceeds Account for application as provided in clause (c) below.
The Collections Account, the Special Payments Account, the Expenses Account, the Letter of Credit Reserve Account, each Vessel Funding Account, each Partial Loss Proceeds Account and the Reserve Funding Account (in each case, together with any sub-accounts established by the Security Agent with respect thereto) are referred to herein collectively as the “Collateral Accounts”.