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Subordinate Deed Of Trust
"I need a Subordinate Deed of Trust for a commercial property in Zurich Canton, where my company is taking a second position loan of 2 million CHF from Credit Suisse, with UBS holding the primary security interest."
1. Parties: Identification of the Trustor (borrower/grantor), Trustee, and Beneficiary (lender)
2. Background: Context of the subordinate deed, including reference to the primary deed of trust and the underlying debt obligation
3. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the document, including property description, secured obligations, and relevant Swiss legal terms
4. Property Description: Detailed legal description of the encumbered property as registered in the Swiss land registry (Grundbuch)
5. Creation of Security Interest: Express creation of the subordinate security interest and its registration requirements
6. Subordination Provisions: Clear statement of the subordinate nature of the security interest and its relationship to the senior deed
7. Secured Obligations: Description of the debt or obligations secured by this deed of trust
8. Covenants and Warranties: Trustor's obligations and representations regarding the property and existing encumbrances
9. Default and Remedies: Events of default and available remedies under Swiss law
10. Registration and Notarization: Requirements for valid registration in the Swiss land registry
11. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Specification of Swiss law application and competent courts
12. Execution: Formal execution requirements including notarization provisions
1. Insurance Requirements: Additional insurance requirements beyond those in the senior deed, used when specific risk coverage is needed
2. Cross-Collateralization: Provisions linking the security interest to other obligations, used in complex financing arrangements
3. Currency Provisions: Required when the secured obligation is in a currency other than Swiss Francs
4. Environmental Provisions: Additional environmental warranties and obligations, used for commercial or industrial properties
5. Intercreditor Provisions: Detailed provisions regarding relationship with other creditors, used in complex financing structures
1. Property Description Schedule: Detailed technical description of the property including land registry excerpts
2. Senior Debt Schedule: Details of the senior debt and deed of trust to which this deed is subordinate
3. Payment Schedule: Schedule of payments or amortization if applicable
4. Permitted Encumbrances: List of existing and permitted encumbrances on the property
5. Form of Land Registry Application: Standard form for registration in the Swiss land registry
6. Required Insurances: Detailed list of required insurance coverage and terms
7. Power of Attorney: If required for registration or enforcement purposes
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Real Estate
Banking and Financial Services
Commercial Property Development
Residential Property Development
Construction
Infrastructure
Hospitality
Industrial Development
Retail Property
Agriculture
Legal
Real Estate
Credit Risk
Compliance
Property Finance
Commercial Banking
Investment
Securities Administration
Due Diligence
Property Management
Real Estate Lawyer
Property Finance Manager
Mortgage Officer
Legal Counsel
Property Development Manager
Credit Risk Manager
Real Estate Investment Manager
Trust Officer
Compliance Officer
Land Registry Officer
Real Estate Transaction Manager
Commercial Banking Officer
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