Transaction Parties definition

Transaction Parties. As defined in Section 5.3(o).
Transaction Parties means all transaction parties to the Transaction Documents.
Transaction Parties means the Originators, the Servicer and, if the Parent is not the Servicer, the Parent.

Examples of Transaction Parties in a sentence

  • The Transaction Parties, other than the Issuer, shall not have any liability for the obligations of the Issuer, and nothing in any Transaction Document shall constitute the giving of a guarantee, an indemnity or the assumption of a similar obligation by any of the Transaction Parties in respect of the performance by the Issuer of its obligations.

  • Equally, the Transaction Parties agree that any omission or gap (Vertragslücke) in any Transaction Document shall be filled with a provision that reflects the commercial intentions of the relevant Transaction Parties in the best possible way.

  • Each Transaction Document and any document referred to in such Transaction Document constitutes the entire agreement and understanding between the respective Transaction Parties relating to the Transaction, and supersedes any previous agreements (if any) between such parties relating to the subject matter of such Transaction Document.

  • All Transaction Parties agree that any such invalid, illegal or unenforceable provision shall be replaced by such valid provision which in its economic effect comes as close as legally possible to that of the invalid provision.


More Definitions of Transaction Parties

Transaction Parties means, collectively, the Borrower, the Originator, the Performance Guarantors and, so long as it is DTCC or an Affiliate of DTAC, the Servicer.
Transaction Parties means, collectively, the Originator, the Servicer, the Seller and the Issuer.
Transaction Parties means, collectively:
Transaction Parties has the meaning stated in Section 2.5(h) of the Indenture.
Transaction Parties means, collectively, the Seller, each Originator, the Performance Undertaking Provider, the U.S. Intermediate Transferor, the Master Servicer (so long as it is an Originator or an Affiliate thereof), each Sub-Servicer (so long as it is an Originator or an Affiliate thereof) and any Subordinated Lender.