Common use of INFORMATION ABOUT THE SECURITY Clause in Contracts

INFORMATION ABOUT THE SECURITY. 11.1 As part of the overall Agreement, the Credit Union has taken a security interest over the Property. This means that if the Member misses Payments, or is unable to repay the Facility, or falls into any other breach of this Agreement, the Credit Union may be entitled to sell the Property to recover money owed to the Credit Union. 11.2 If the Member enters into any additional agreements for a credit facility with the Credit Union, the Property will secure payment on those future facilities. If the Credit Union has a security interest over any of the Member’s other property (for instance, in relation to an earlier facility with the Credit Union), that secured property will also secure payment in relation to this facility. 11.3 Before the Member can give a security interest in the Property to any other person (including any bank or financial institution), the Member must get the Credit Union’s written consent which the Credit Union may, but does not need to, give. If the Member grants a security interest over the Property to another person without the Credit Union’s consent, this would be considered a “default”, and the Credit Union would be entitled to demand payment of any money the Member owes the Credit Union. If the Member is unable to pay the Credit Union back, the Credit Union would be entitled to repossess and sell the Property to recover the amount owed. 11.4 If the Credit Union sells the Property because of a default by the Member, and the proceeds from the sale of the Property are insufficient to cover the amount owing by the Member to the Credit Union under this Agreement, the Credit Union reserves its rights to pursue the Member or any Guarantor for the remaining amount owed under this Agreement. This amount will be limited to the difference between the total amount owed by the Member as at the date of the sale of the Property and the proceeds of the sale of the Property.

INFORMATION ABOUT THE SECURITY. 11.1 12.1 As part of the overall Agreement, the Credit Union has taken a security interest over the Property. This means that if the Member misses Payments, or is unable to repay the Facilityfacility, or falls into any other breach of this Agreement, the Credit Union may be entitled to sell the Property to recover money owed to the Credit Union. 11.2 12.2 If the Member enters into any additional agreements for a credit facility with the Credit Union, the Property will secure payment on those future facilities. If the Credit Union has a security interest over any of the Member’s other property (for instance, in relation to an earlier facility with the Credit Union), that secured property will also secure payment in relation to this facility. 11.3 12.3 Before the Member can give a security interest in the Property to any other person (including any bank or financial institution), the Member must get the Credit Union’s written consent which the Credit Union may, but does not need to, to give. If the Member grants a security interest over the Property to another person without the Credit Union’s consent, this would be considered a “default”, and the Credit Union would be entitled to demand payment of any money the Member owes the Credit Union. If the Member is unable to pay the Credit Union back, the Credit Union would be entitled to repossess and possess and/or sell the Property to recover the amount owed. 11.4 12.4 If the Credit Union sells the Property because of a default by the Member, and the proceeds from the sale of the Property are insufficient to cover the amount owing by the Member to the Credit Union under this Agreement, the Credit Union reserves its rights to pursue the Member or any Guarantor for the remaining amount owed under this Agreement. This amount will be limited to the difference between the total amount owed by the Member as at the date of the sale of the Property and the proceeds of the sale of the Property.

INFORMATION ABOUT THE SECURITY. 11.1 As part of the overall Agreement, the Credit Union has taken a security interest over the Property. This means that if the Member misses Payments, or is unable to repay the Facility, or falls into any other breach of this Agreement, the Credit Union may be entitled to sell the Property to recover money owed to the Credit Union. 11.2 If the Member enters into any additional agreements for a credit facility with the Credit Union, the Property will secure payment on those future facilities. If the Credit Union has a security interest over any of the Member’s other property (for instance, in relation to an earlier facility with the Credit Union), that secured property will also secure payment in relation to this facility. 11.3 Before the Member can give a security interest in the Property to any other person (including any bank or financial institution), the Member must get the Credit Union’s written consent which the Credit Union may, but does not need to, give. If the Member grants a security interest over the Property to another person without the Credit Union’s consent, this would be considered a “default”, and the Credit Union would be entitled to demand payment of any money the Member owes the Credit Union. If the Member is unable to pay the Credit Union back, the Credit Union would be entitled to repossess and sell the Property to recover the amount owed.Credit 11.4 If the Credit Union sells the Property because of a default by the Member, and the proceeds from the sale of the Property are insufficient to cover the amount owing by the Member to the Credit Union under this Agreement, the Credit Union reserves its rights to pursue the Member or any Guarantor for the remaining amount owed under this Agreement. This amount will be limited to the difference between the total amount owed by the Member as at the date of the sale of the Property and the proceeds of the sale of the Property.

INFORMATION ABOUT THE SECURITY. 11.1 10.1 As part of the overall Agreement, the Credit Union has taken a security interest over the Property. This means that if the Member misses Payments, or Borrower is unable to repay the Facilityfacility, or falls into any other breach of this Agreement, the Credit Union may be entitled to sell the Property to recover money owed to the Credit Union. 11.2 10.2 If the Member Borrower enters into any additional agreements for a credit facility with the Credit Union, the Property will secure payment on those future facilities. If the Credit Union has a security interest over any of the MemberBorrower’s other property (for instance, in relation to an earlier facility with the Credit Union), that secured property will also secure payment in relation to this facility. 11.3 10.3 Before the Member Borrower can give a security interest in the Property to any other person (including any bank or financial institution), the Member Borrower must get the Credit Union’s written consent which the Credit Union may, but does not need to, give. If the Member Borrower grants a security interest over the Property to another person without the Credit Union’s consent, this would be considered a “default”, and the Credit Union would be entitled to demand payment of any money the Member Borrower owes the Credit Union. If the Member Borrower is unable to pay the Credit Union back, the Credit Union would be entitled to repossess and enter into possession of and/or sell the Property to recover the amount owed. 11.4 10.4 If the Credit Union sells the Property because of a default by the MemberBorrower, and the proceeds from the sale of the Property are insufficient to cover the amount owing by the Member Borrower to the Credit Union under this Agreement, the Credit Union reserves its rights to pursue the Member or any Guarantor Borrower for the remaining amount owed under this Agreement. This amount will be limited to the difference between the total amount owed by the Member Borrower as at the date of the sale of the Property and the proceeds of the sale of the PropertyNet Sales Proceeds.

INFORMATION ABOUT THE SECURITY. 11.1 12.1 As part of the overall Agreement, the Credit Union has taken a security interest over the Property. This means that if the Member misses Payments, or is unable to repay the Facilityfacility, or falls into any other breach of this Agreement, the Credit Union may be entitled to sell the Property to recover money owed to the Credit Union. 11.2 12.2 If the Member enters into any additional agreements for a credit facility with the Credit Union, the Property will secure payment on those future facilities. If the Credit Union has a security interest over any of the Member’s other property (for instance, in relation to an earlier facility with the Credit Union), that secured property will also secure payment in relation to this facility. 11.3 12.3 Before the Member can give a security interest in the Property to any other person (including any bank or financial institution), the Member must get the Credit Union’s written consent which the Credit Union may, but does not need to, give. If the Member grants a security interest over the Property to another person without the Credit Union’s consent, this would be considered a “default”, and the Credit Union would be entitled to demand payment of any money the Member owes the Credit Union. If the Member is unable to pay the Credit Union back, the Credit Union would be entitled to repossess and sell the Property to recover the amount owed. 11.4 12.4 If the Credit Union sells the Property because of a default by the Member, and the proceeds from the sale of the Property are insufficient to cover the amount owing by the Member to the Credit Union under this Agreement, the Credit Union reserves its rights to pursue the Member or any Guarantor for the remaining amount owed under this Agreement. This amount will be limited to the difference between the total amount owed by the Member as at the date of the sale of the Property and the proceeds of the sale of the Property.