Project Collateral definition

Project Collateral means (A) the Project Assets, including all present and after-acquired personal property used in connection with, relating to or arising out of, in whole or in part, the Project, and (B) the Produced Gold, and in each case including all proceeds thereof except sales of Produced Gold in the ordinary course of business.

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Project Collateral means Accounts, Deposit Accounts, and/or the FHA Lender Priority Collateral.

Project Collateral means the collateral, acceptable to the Loan Committee, to secure a Project Loan.

Examples of Project Collateral in a sentence

• For example, the County may access and use Project Collateral in order to complete improvements as required by the Construction Plans, when such improvements have not been completed in accordance with the Construction Schedule.

• Project Collateral may be released upon completion of all improvements required by the Exhibits after initial approval by the County.

• Warranty Collateral shallbe withheld by County from and at the time of release of Project Collateral, or may be submitted separately by Property Owner.

• Borrower acknowledges and agrees that modification to the Appraisal Policy may result in requirements to modify the Unit Appraisals, Unit Appraised Values, Unit Collateral Values, Maximum Allowed Advances, A&D Project Appraisals, A&D Project Appraised Values, A&D Project Collateral Values, and appraisers.

• Property Owner shall submit Project Collateral in a form accepted by Weld County to guarantee completion of any off-site improvements.

More Definitions of Project Collateral

Project Collateral means the collateral provided by the Funding Recipient to the Authority to secure the Debt Obligation, as more particularly set forth in Section E hereof and the Project Specific Terms, attached hereto as Exhibit A.

Project Collateral means, with respect to any Eligible Project, all property relating to such Eligible Project (other than equity interests (or warrants, options or other rights to acquire equity interests) in any Operator or Affiliate thereof) in which any Borrower has or acquires any interest, including without limitation all Project Documents and Rights.

Project Collateral means, individually and collectively, the BNY Collateral, the Warbasse Collateral, the Big Spring Collateral and the Trinidad Collateral.

Project Collateral means, in respect of any given Project, the real and personal property and assets of the Project Credit Parties in respect of such Project which the Lender has or purports to have or will have or will purport to have a security interest pursuant to the Security Documents;

Project Collateral. With respect to any Series Loan, the "Project Collateral" described in the Supplement relating to such Series Loan.

Project Collateral means all assets, whether now owned or hereafter acquired by the Project Company or Intermediate Holdco, in which a Lien is granted or purported to be granted to any Project Secured Parties as security for any Project Debt Obligation, and shall include all assets of the Project Company (other than the NY Tax Collateral) and the pledge by Intermediate Holdco of its interest as member of the Project Company, including rights to distributions, control and all other rights as a member, and any rights of the Loan Parties to the CDPQ equity contribution.

Project Collateral means, collectively, (i) the Original Project Collateral; and (ii) on and from the date of creation of any Lien in compliance with the conditions as set forth in Article 10, the relevant assets, properties and investments (other than any shares or securities) over which a Lien has been created (including the Additional Collateral to the extent it is not in the form of shares or securities), and in the case of (ii) excluding any assets, properties and investments (other than any shares or securities) over which a Lien has been released in compliance with the conditions as set forth in Article 10, on and from the date of such release.