Common use of Authorization for Release of Information Clause in Contracts

Authorization for Release of Information. Seller hereby authorizes and directs any Person to release to Purchaser, and any of its employees, representatives, agents, attorneys or accountants (collectively the “Purchaser Party”), any and all documents, information and writings in such Person’s possession relating to Seller, the Purchased Receivables, the Records, the Servicing Records, the Required Information, the Related Documents, or this Agreement, which said documents, information or writings may include, but are not limited to, any and all records of any sort, reports, statements, notes, correspondence and memoranda relating to Seller or the negotiation, execution, preparation or delivery of this Agreement, whether or not generated by such Person but in its possession or control. Seller further authorizes and directs such Person to respond to any oral communication from any Purchaser Party to discuss the documents, information or writings produced. All privileges are hereby waived with respect to the production of documents, information and writings and such Person is hereby released in connection with the disclosure of the aforesaid documents, information and writings. Seller hereby appoints Purchaser as its attorney-in-fact with full power, in the name and stead of Seller, to take any action and execute any instruments or documents the Seller may be requested or required to execute or provide with respect to the release, discussion or disclosure of the documents, information and writing being requested, which appointment as attorney-in-fact is irrevocable and coupled with an interest.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Factoring and Security Agreement, Factoring and Security Agreement (Cordia Corp), Factoring and Security Agreement (Cordia Corp)