Perfection definition
Perfection shall have corresponding meanings;
Perfection means the perfection of the assignment and assignation of the Mortgage Portfolio pursuant to and in accordance with Clause 6 (Perfection of the Assignment) of the Mortgage Sale Agreement;
Perfection. If an event set forth in any of paragraphs (a) to (f) of Clause 6.1 (Perfection Events) occurs and either the Mortgages Trustee or Funding (with the consent of the Security Trustee) or the Security Trustee so requests in writing, the Seller shall perfect the assignments as contemplated by and in accordance with this Clause 6 (Perfection of the Assignment) in relation to all Mortgage Loans then in the Mortgage Portfolio and shall:
(a) deliver to the Mortgages Trustee all Title Deeds and (subject to receipt of up to date schedules) the transfers referred to in Clause 6.3 (Transfer Documents) duly executed by the Seller; and
(b) give formal notice of the transfers to the relevant Borrowers, insurers and other persons (all such notices being in such form or forms as may be required by the Mortgages Trustee or Funding (with the written consent of the Security Trustee) or the Security Trustee.
Examples of Perfection in a sentence
Rupp, "Perfection," in The Westminster Dictionary of Christian Thought (Philadelphia, PA: The Westminster Press, 1983).
Perfection, which is entire sanctification, is the instantaneous moment where, by God’s grace, total freedom is achieved from both inward and outward sin.
Perfection of such security interest shall occur by taking possession of such personal property or otherwise as provided by law.
On perfection Tyson notes, “Charles often considered [entire] sanctification or Christian perfection to be the recovery of the image of God, in which all humans had been created…Charles 128 John Wesley, A Letter to Charles Wesley on Perfection (1767).
Perfection is being completely restored in the image of God, and this is the goal or telos in Wesleyan understanding.
More Definitions of Perfection
Perfection means completion of any steps necessary to render a disposition effective against persons who are not parties to that disposition;
Perfection means optimization of a secured party’s rights in collateral against 3rd parties such as buyers, other secured parties, lien holders and an insolvency administrator;
Perfection. “personal property”, “register”, “security interest” and “verification statement” each has the meaning given in the PPSA.
Perfection means optimisation of a secured party’s rights in collateral against third parties such as buyers, other secured parties, execution creditors, lien holders, liquidators and insolvency administrators;
Perfection means you reject yourself. And remember, when you reject yourself you naturally reject others too. A perfectionist is hard upon himself and is hard upon others too. He cannot relax and he cannot allow anybody else to relax. Let-go is impossible for him, and he will condemn anybody who is living a relaxed life.
Perfection. If an event set forth in any of paragraphs (a) to (f) of Clause 6.1 (Perfection Events) occurs and either the Mortgages Trustee or the Funding Beneficiaries (with the consent of the Funding Security Trustees) or the Funding Security Trustees so request in writing the Seller shall perfect the assignments as contemplated by and in accordance with this Clause 6 (Perfection of the Assignment) in relation to all Mortgage Loans then in the Mortgage Portfolio and shall:
(i) deliver to the Mortgages Trustee all Title Deeds and (subject to receipt of up to date schedules) the transfers and assignations referred to in Clause 6.3 (Transfer Documents) duly executed by the Seller; and
(ii) give formal notice of the transfers and assignations to the relevant Borrowers, insurers and other persons (all such notices being in such form or forms as may be required by the Mortgages Trustee or the Funding Beneficiaries (with the written consent of the Funding Security Trustees) or the Funding Security Trustees).
Perfection means perfection of a security interest or agricultural lien pursuant to Division 9 (commencing with Section 9101) of the Commercial Code.