- 5 - 12/17/78 48 mos. 1,188 12/19/78 48 mos. 1,188 12/19/78 48 mos. 1,188 12/19/78 48 mos. 1,188 12/19/78 48 mos. 1,188 1/27/78 36 mos. 3,381 Sha-Li had purchased the computer equipment with money borrowed from Manufacturers Hanover Leasing Corp. (MHLC). Sha-Li borrowed the money pursuant to agreements entitled "Assignment of Lease Without Recourse and Security Agreement" (the assignment agreements). Among other provisions, each assignment agreement contains the following: A statement that, as of the date of the agreement, unpaid rent under the related BNY lease exceeded the amount borrowed by Sha-Li pursuant to the agreement; an assignment to MHLC of Sha-Li's rights to the proceeds (principally rent) under the related BNY lease; a grant to MHLC of a security interest in the computer equipment subject to the related lease; and an agreement by MHLC to take no recourse against Sha-Li should the lessee default in the payment of any of its obligations as a result of the lessee's financial inability to meet those obligations. Sale by Sha-Li to Proz Proz Leasing Associates, Inc. (Proz), a New York corporation, was organized in June 1979 to be a "middle company" in leasing transactions. Pursuant to an agreement between Proz and Sha-Li dated as of June 30, 1979 (the Proz computer purchase agreement), Proz purchased the computer equipment from Sha-Li.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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