Common use of Maintenance of Title Clause in Contracts

Maintenance of Title. At all times from and after the acquisition by the Borrower of the Project Site, the Borrower shall maintain good and marketable title to the Project Site and shall obtain, as and when required, pursuant to the Project Documents, and thereafter maintain at all times interests in the other Project Assets sufficient to operate the Project in accordance with the Project Documents and Prudent Industry Practices, and in each case, free and clear of liens other than Permitted Encumbrances. The Borrower shall not, prior to the filing of the Deed of Trust, permit any activity to be undertaken on or with respect to the Project which could give rise to a mechanics', materialmen's or other statutory lien on the Project Site or any portion thereof, including without limitation any lien arising under or described in Title 15 of the California Civil Code (Section 3083 et seq.).

Maintenance of Title. At all times from and after the acquisition by the Borrower of the Project Site, the Borrower shall maintain good and marketable title to the Project Site and shall obtain, as and when required, pursuant to the Project Documents, and thereafter maintain at all times interests in the other Project Assets sufficient to operate the Project in accordance with the Project Documents and Prudent Industry Practices, and in each case, free and clear of liens other than Permitted Encumbrances. The Borrower shall not, prior to the filing of the Deed of Trust, permit any activity to be undertaken on or with respect to the Project which could give rise to a mechanics'’, materialmen's ’s or other statutory lien on the Project Site or any portion thereof, including without limitation any lien arising under or described in Title 15 of the California Civil Code (Section 3083 et seq.).