Common use of Additional Originators Clause in Contracts

Additional Originators. Seller may designate additional Persons as Originators under this Agreement by an amendment to this Agreement and if Buyer is permitted to consent to such designation under the Trust Receivables Purchase Agreement or Transfer Agreement, as applicable.

Additional Originators. Seller may designate additional Persons as Originators under this Agreement by an amendment to this Agreement and if Buyer is permitted to with the consent to such designation under the Trust Receivables Purchase Agreement or Transfer Agreement, as applicableof Buyer.

Additional Originators. A Seller may designate additional Persons as Originators under this Agreement by an amendment to this Agreement and upon Buyer’s consent (without the consent of any other party hereto), which consent Buyer covenants to grant if Buyer is permitted to consent to such designation under the Trust Receivables Purchase Agreement or Transfer Second Tier Agreement, as applicable.

Additional Originators. A Seller may designate additional Persons as Originators under this Agreement by an amendment to this Agreement and if Buyer is permitted to upon Buyer’s consent to such designation under (without the Trust Receivables Purchase Agreement or Transfer Agreement, as applicableconsent of any other party hereto).

Additional Originators. A Seller may designate additional Persons as Originators under this Agreement by an amendment to this Agreement and upon Buyer's consent (without the consent of any other party hereto), which consent Buyer covenants to grant if Buyer is permitted to consent to such designation under the Trust Receivables Purchase Agreement or Transfer Second Tier Agreement, as applicable.