Multiple Assets Sample Clauses

The Multiple Assets clause defines how a contract applies to more than one asset, rather than being limited to a single item or property. In practice, this means the rights, obligations, or transactions described in the agreement can cover a portfolio of assets, such as several pieces of equipment, multiple real estate properties, or a group of financial instruments. This clause streamlines administration and ensures consistent terms across all included assets, reducing the need for separate agreements and minimizing ambiguity about coverage.
Multiple Assets where you are using the Loan to buy more than one Asset or the Loan is secured by more than one Asset, each reference in this Agreement to “the Asset” means each Asset.
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Multiple Assets. Number of Payments Starting Interest Ending Date Made Balance Loan Payments 7.49999% Principal Balance
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Multiple Assets. Number Of Payments Starting Interest Ending Date Made Balance Loan Payments 7.49999% Principal Balance Jan-01-02 0 0.00 6,005,941.12 0.00 0.00 0.00 6,005,941.12 6,005,941.12 1,487,923.20 383,503.93 1,104,419.27 Jan-01-03 12 4,901,521.20 0.00 148,792.32 30,634.48 118,157.84 4,783,363.34 Feb-01-03 13 4,783,363.34 0.00 148,792.32 29,896.07 118,896.25 4,664,467.00 Mar-01-03 14 4,664,467.00 0.00 148,792.32 29,152.96 119,639.36 4,544,827.55 Apr-01-03 15 4,544,827.55 0.00 148,792.32 28,405.12 120,387.20 4,424,440.37 May-01-03 16 4,424,440.37 0.00 148,792.32 27,632.81 121,139.51 4,303,300.76 Jun-01-03 17 4,303,300.76 0.00 148,792.32 26,895.64 121,896.68 4,181,404.03 Jul-01-03 18 4,181,404.03 0.00 148,792.32 26,133.73 122,658.59 4,058,745.45 Aug-01-03 19 4,058,745.45 0.00 148,792.32 25,367.20 123,425.12 3,935,320.25 Sep-01-03 20 3,935,320.25 0.00 148,792.32 24,595.78 124,196.54 3,811,123.65 Oct-01-03 21 3,811,123.65 0.00 148,792.32 23,819.58 124,972.74 3,686,150.82 Nov-01-03 22 3,686,150.82 0.00 148,792.32 23,038.47 125,753.85 3,560,396.91 Dec-01-03 23 3,560,396.91 0.00 148,792.32 22,252.47 126,539.85 3,433,857.04 ------------ ------------ ----------- ------------ 0.00 1,785,507.84 317,844.31 1,467,663.53 Jan-01-04 24 3,433,857.04 0.00 148,792.32 21,461.66 127,330.66 3,306,526.29 Feb-01-04 25 3,306,526.29 0.00 148,792.32 20,665.76 128,126.56 3,178,399.73 Mar-01-04 26 3,178,399.73 0.00 148,792.32 19,864.95 128,927.37 3,049,472.38 Apr-01-04 27 3,049,472.38 0.00 148,792.32 19,059.18 129,733.14 2,919,739.24 May-01-04 28 2,919,739.24 0.00 148,792.32 18,248.42 130,543.90 2,789,195.26 Jun-01-04 29 2,789,195.26 0.00 148,792.32 17,432.50 131,359.82 2,657,835.39 Jul-01-04 30 2,657,835.39 0.00 148,792.32 16,611.50 132,180.82 2,525,654.51 Aug-01-04 31 2,525,654.51 0.00 148,792.32 15,785.32 133,007.00 2,392,647.51 Sep-01-04 32 2,392,647.51 0.00 148,792.32 14,954.00 133,838.32 2,258,809.22 Oct-01-04 33 2,258,809.22 0.00 148,792.32 14,117.54 134,674.78 2,124,134.43 Nov-01-04 34 2,124,134.43 0.00 148,792.32 13,275.81 135,516.51 1,988,617.94 Dec-01-04 35 1,988,617.94 0.00 148,792.32 12,428.90 136,363.42 1,852,254.46 ------------ ------------ ----------- ------------ 0.00 1,785,507.84 203,905.54 1,581,602.30 Jan-01-05 36 1,852,254.46 0.00 148,792.32 11,576.60 137,215.72 1,715,038.71 Feb-01-05 37 1,715,038.71 0.00 148,792.32 10,718.97 138,073.35 1,576,965.37 Mar-01-05 38 1,576,965.37 0.00 148,792.32 9,856.02 138,936.30 1,438,029.07 Apr-01-05 39 1,438,029.07 0.00 148,792.32 8,987.65 1...
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Multiple Assets. NUMBER OF PAYMENTS STARTING INTEREST INTEREST ENDING DATE MADE BALANCE LOAN PAYMENT 7.00001% RATE PRINCIPAL BALANCE Sep-19-02 0 0.00 2,000,000.00 0.00 0.00 7.00 0.00 2,000,000.00 Oct-19-02 1 2,000,000.00 0.00 89,545.17 11,666.68 7.00 77,878.49 1,922,121.51 Nov-19-02 2 1,922,121.51 0.00 89,545.17 11,212.38 7.00 78,332.79 1,843,788.72 Dec-19-02 3 1,843,788.72 0.00 89,545.17 10,755.45 7.00 78,789.72 1,764,999.00 ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ 2,000,000.00 268,635.51 33,634.51 235,001.00 Jan-19-03 4 1,764,999.00 0.00 89,545.17 10,295.84 7.00 79,249.33 1,685,749.67 Feb-19-03 5 1,685,749.67 0.00 89,545.17 9,833.48 7.00 79,711.69 1,606,037.98 Mar-19-03 6 1,606,037.98 0.00 89,545.17 9,368.58 7.00 80,176.59 1,525,861.39 Apr-19-03 7 1,525,861.39 0.00 89,545.17 8,900.86 7.00 80,644.31 1,445,217.08 May 19-03 8 1,445,217.08 0.00 89,545.17 8,430.43 7.00 81,114.74 1,364,102.34 Jun-19-03 9 1,364,102.34 0.00 89,545.17 7,957.25 7.00 81,587.92 1,282,514.42 Jul-19-03 10 1,282,514.42 0.00 89,545.17 7,481.33 7.00 82,063.84 1,200,450.58 Aug-19-03 11 1,200,450.58 0.00 89,545.17 7,002.66 7.00 82,542.51 1,117,908.07 Sep-19-03 12 1,117,908.07 0.00 89,545.17 6,521.13 7.00 83,024.04 1,034,884.03 Oct-19-03 13 1,034,884.03 0.00 89,545.17 6,036.86 7.00 83,508.31 951,375.72 Nov-19-03 14 951,375.72 0.00 89,545.17 5,549.63 7.00 83,995.54 867,380.18 Dec-19-03 15 867,380.18 0.00 89,545.17 5,059.69 7.00 84,485.48 782,894.70 ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ 0.00 1,074,542.04 92,437.74 982,104.30 Jan-19-04 16 782,894.70 0.00 89,545.17 4,566.90 7.00 84,978.27 697,916.43 Feb-19-04 17 697,916.43 0.00 89,545.17 4,071.16 7.00 85,474.01 612,442.42 Mar-19-04 18 612,442.42 0.00 89,545.17 3,572.54 7.00 85,972.63 526,469.79 Apr-19-04 19 526,469.79 0.00 89,545.17 3,071.07 7.00 86,474.10 439,995.69 May-19-04 20 439,995.69 0.00 89,545.17 2,566.63 7.00 86,978.54 353,017.15 Jun-19-04 21 353,017.15 0.00 89,545.17 2,059.20 7.00 87,485.97 265,531.18 Jul-19-04 22 265,531.18 0.00 89,545.17 1,548.95 7.00 87,996.22 177,534.96 Aug-19-04 23 177,534.96 0.00 89,545.17 1,035.66 7.00 88,509.51 89,025.45 Sep-19-04 24 89,025.45 0.00 89,545.17 519.72 7.00 89,025.45 0.00 ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ 0.00 805,906.53 23,011.83 782,894.70 TOTAL 2,000,000.00 2,149,084.08 149,084.08 2,000,000.00 ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ Ending balance not equal to early buy out amount. GUARANTY OF PAYMENT THIS GUARANTY ("Guaranty") is made and entered into as of 10/9/...
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Multiple Assets. If, on any Drawdown Date, the Borrower wishes to draw Loans in respect of multiple Assets, it shall not be required to deliver a separate Loan Request for each such Loan provided the Borrower complies with Section 2.03(b) in respect of each applicable Asset.
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Multiple Assets. The working group considered this functionality as a must for Iteration 1 and should be changed to a must.
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Related to Multiple Assets

  • Net Tangible Assets Purchaser shall have at least $5,000,001 of net tangible assets (as determined in accordance with Rule 3a51-1(g)(1) of the Exchange Act) remaining after the closing of the Purchaser Share Redemption.

  • Multiple Accounts If Client opens more than one Account with this same Agreement using more than one New Account Form (electronically or otherwise), Client agrees that this Agreement applies to each individual Account. This is also true as to any additional Accounts opened in the future with additional New Account Forms. Client recognizes that each Account is independently managed and may not open at the same time. If Client terminates one or more Accounts, this Agreement stays in full force and effect as to all other Accounts still being managed. As to the closed accounts the sections listed in section 15 shall survive as provided above. In the case when assets within an Account will be liquidated in order to fund another Account, Management may liquidate these assets prior to the Account opening on Management’s reporting and portfolio management system. Thus, all reporting to Client from Management will not include these liquidating transactions. If Client is updating the equity strategy for a pre-existing account, please note that there may be a period of time in which the account cannot be traded, leaving the account temporarily exposed to market risk. If this is a new account that is being funded from existing ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ managed account(s) under this same agreement, please note that for the funding account(s) there may be a period of time during which the account(s) cannot be traded, leaving the account(s) temporarily exposed to market risk. Management will use its sole discretion as to the timing of converting a pre-existing account into another equity strategy. Management may choose to delay the sale of certain investments due to tax or investment reasons while the remaining portion of the account is converted well in advance.

  • Tangible Assets The Target owns or leases all buildings, machinery, equipment, and other tangible assets necessary for the conduct of its business as presently conducted and as presently proposed to be conducted. Each such tangible asset is free from defects (patent and latent), has been maintained in accordance with normal industry practice, is in good operating condition and repair (subject to normal wear and tear), and is suitable for the purposes for which it presently is used and presently is proposed to be used.

  • Eligible Assets The Fund shall only make investments in the Eligible Assets as described on Exhibit B, as amended from time to time with the prior written consent of ▇▇▇▇▇ Fargo, in accordance with the Fund’s investment objectives and the investment policies set forth in the Offering Memorandum, as such investment objectives and investment policies may be modified in accordance with the 1940 Act and applicable law and, if applicable, the Related Documents.

  • Multiple Roles The parties expressly acknowledge and consent to ▇▇▇▇▇ Fargo Bank, National Association acting in the possible dual capacity of successor Servicer and in the capacities of Indenture Trustee and Trust Collateral Agent. ▇▇▇▇▇ Fargo Bank, National Association may, in such dual capacity, discharge its separate functions fully, without hindrance or regard to conflict of interest principles or other breach of duties to the extent that any such conflict or breach arises from the performance by ▇▇▇▇▇ Fargo Bank, National Association of express duties set forth in this Indenture or any other Basic Document in any of such capacities, all of which defenses, claims or assertions are hereby expressly waived by the other parties hereto except in the case of negligence (other than errors in judgment) and willful misconduct by ▇▇▇▇▇ Fargo Bank, National Association.