Article two: Creditor’s rights on the guaranteed pledge
Creditor’s rights on the guaranteed pledge refers to the loan granted by Party B to Party A from July 3, 2006 until July 2, 2009 and the maximum amount of the loan is RMB 550 million. Where Party A provides a gurantee under the terms of this agreement, the maximum amount of loan will be deducted by the real amount undertaken.
All contracts, agreements, and other legal documents signed between Party A and the debtors hereunder has formed a relationship of creditors and debtors, are the principal agreements made under the terms agreed by the relevant parties.
Article three: Pledge
The pledge provided by Party A to Party B are listed in the attachment- “List of Pledge” (the number of attachment is______). The total value of the pledges is RMB 781,789,620 and the pledge rate is 70%. Where the pledge rate is higher than the rate set herein due to any reasons, Party A will be responsible to compensate or to restate the rate above by using the methods which would be accepted by Party B.
Article four: Pledge range
The pledge scope includes the principal of the debts, interest, interest fines, compound interest, fines for breaching agreement, compensation for damages, fees for the realization of creditor’s rights and pledge rights (including but not limited to, litigation fees, lawyer’s fee and travel costs) and any other necessary charges.
Article five: Pledge term
The pledge rights become invalid 2 years after the effective creditor’s rights litigation period has expired.
Article six: Declaration and guarantee of Party A
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1. | Party A has the complete, valid and legal rights over the pledges provided under this agreement and Party A is the sole and lawful owner of the pledges provided. Party A has absolute rights over all the pledges provided which is not joint-owned or co-owned. Where they are joint-owned or co-owned, the other party should fully understand this agreement and agrees in writing that this agreement is the only agreement that will have binding legal force and effect. |
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