Common use of Retention of Documents Clause in Contracts

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Assets in such manner as it sees fit (including allowing any Obligor to retain them).

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Assets in such manner as it sees fit (including allowing any an Obligor to retain them).

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Assets Security Property in such manner as it sees fit (including allowing any Obligor to retain them)fit.

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Assets assets expressed to be subject to the Security created pursuant to any Security Document in such manner as it sees fit (including allowing any Obligor to retain them).

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Assets Collateral in such manner as it sees fit (including allowing any Obligor the Borrower to retain them).

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Pledged Assets in such manner as it sees fit (including allowing any Obligor to retain them).

Retention of Documents. The Each of the Security Agent and the Joint & Several Creditor may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Security Assets in such manner as it sees fit (including allowing any Obligor to retain them).

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Assets in such manner as it sees fit (including allowing the Parent or any Obligor to retain them).

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Assets in such manner as it sees fit (including allowing any Obligor to retain them). 6 Indemnity out of Security Property The Security Agent and every receiver, delegate, attorney, agent or other similar person appointed under any Security Document may indemnify itself out of the Security Property against any cost, loss or liability incurred by it in that capacity (otherwise than by reason of its own gross negligence or wilful misconduct).

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Assets in such manner as it sees fit (including appointing a third party to hold or allowing any Obligor to retain them).

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Secured Assets in such manner as it sees fit (including allowing a Security SPV, the Instructing Creditor or any Obligor to retain them).. SCB66 Global Intercreditor Agreement Execution Version (12062009).doc 101

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Secured Assets in such manner as it sees fit (including allowing any Obligor to retain them).

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Security Assets in such manner as it sees fit (including allowing any Obligor to retain them).

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Assets in such manner as it sees fit (including allowing any Obligor the Borrower to retain them).

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Assets Property in such manner as it sees fit (including allowing any Obligor to retain them).

Retention of Documents. The Security Agent may hold take any steps it sees fit as to the holding of any title deeds and other documents relating to any of the Charged Assets in such manner as it sees fit (assets subject to the security conferred by the Security Documents, including allowing any Obligor to retain them).