Common use of Confirmatory Written Assignments Clause in Contracts

Confirmatory Written Assignments. Promptly after the creation of any Receivable, if Lender shall so request, each Debtor shall execute and deliver confirmatory written assignments to Lender of Receivables, but the failure to execute or deliver any schedule or assignment shall not affect or limit any lien or other right of Lender in and to any Receivable. Each Debtor shall cause all of its invoices to be printed and to bear consecutive numbers, and to issue its invoices in such consecutive numerical order. On Lender’s request therefor, each Debtor shall also furnish to Lender copies of invoices to customers and shipping and delivery receipts or warehouse receipts thereof. Each Debtor will also furnish Lender with such other documents and instruments as Lender may request in connection with any Receivables, including detailed monthly agings. Each Debtor shall deliver to Lender the originals of all letters of credit, notes, and Instruments in its favor and such endorsements or assignments as Lender may request.

Confirmatory Written Assignments. Promptly after the creation of any Receivable, if the Lender shall so request, each Debtor shall execute and deliver confirmatory written assignments to the Lender of Receivables, but the failure to execute or deliver any schedule or assignment shall not affect or limit any lien or other right of the Lender in and to any Receivable. Each Debtor shall cause all of its invoices to be printed and to bear consecutive numbers, and to issue its invoices in such consecutive numerical order. On the Lender’s 's request therefor, each Debtor shall also furnish to the Lender copies of invoices to customers and shipping and delivery receipts or warehouse receipts thereof. Each Debtor will also furnish the Lender with such other documents and instruments as the Lender may request in connection with any Receivables, including detailed monthly agings. Each Debtor shall deliver to the Lender the originals of all letters of credit, notes, and Instruments instruments in its favor and such endorsements or assignments as the Lender may request.