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COMMERCIAL LAWS SUPPLEMENT
(d) The Commission orders dissolution in accordance with
Section 13 and 19.
SECTION 16. Effects of Dissolution of SPE . - The SPE and
the registration of the ABS shall be terminated, cancelled
withdrawn in any of the cases provided for under the last
preceding section.
SECTION
17.
Appointment
of
an
Interim
Representative . - If the Commission finds that an SPE
has no authorized representative to act on its behalf or
such persons cannot act for any reason resulting in the
interruption of its activities pursuant to the approved
Plan, the Commission shall have the power to appoint
any person or persons to act as interim representative for
the SPE. The interim representative shall have the full and
exclusive authority to implement the approved Plan.
In the event of an appointment of replacement of an
interim representative, the Commission shall post the
notice
at
the
Commission's
office
and
other
its
publication in at least two (2) newspapers of national
circulation.
SECTION
18.
Delivery
of
Property
and
Records
it
Interim
Representative .
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Where
an
interim
representative has been appointed in accordance with
Section 17.
(a) The directors, officers, or any employees of the SPE
shall take all appropriate steps to safeguard the property
and the benefits of the holders of the ABS of the SPE and
shall deliver the property accounts, documents, and seals
of the SPE to the interim representative; and
(b) Any person who possesses property or documents of
the SPE shall notify the representative of such possession.
SECTION
19.
Failure
to
Continue
Business .
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The
Commission shall order the dissolution of an SPE upon
finding that the SPE cannot continue to undertake its
business, and shall proceed to liquidate the SPE in
accordance with the Corporation Code.
SECTION 20. Power of Inspection . - The Commission
shall have the power to inspect or order the Production of
the records of the SPE.
ARTICLE III THE SERVICER
SECTION 21. Duties . - The Service shall perform its duties
pursuant to the terms and conditions of the servicing
agreement and such other written instructions as the
SPE, the trustees or its interim representative may issue
or in case-to-case basis. Collections made by the Servicer
shall be remitted promptly to the SPE or as may be
agreed upon the parties in the servicing agreement, but
in no case shall be remittance period be longer than one
(1) month.
SECTION
22.
Reports .
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The
Servicer
shall
prepare
periodic reports as may be required by the SPE, the
trustee or its interim representative within thirty (30) days,
including reports of any borrower or obligator which fails
to pay its debt or obligation at maturity date or any
adverse development that may be affect the collectibility
of any loan account or receivable comprising the asset
pool.
SECTION 23. Extent of Authority . - The Servicer shall
have such authority as is expressly stated in the servicing
agreement and unless otherwise specifically provided
therein, such authority shall encompass the general
powers of administration. The Servicer shall have no
authority to waive penalties and charges except with the
written authority from the Board of SPE, the trustee or
the interim representative, should one be appointed
SECTION 24. Qualifications . - The Servicer shall be a
corporation duly incorporated under Philippine law, with
a minimum authorized capitalization of Ten million pesos
(P10,000,00.00)
or
such
higher
amounts
as
the
Commission may prescribe. It shall be independent of the
SPC
or
the
trustee
and
shall
not
share
common
ownership, officers, or directors with the SPC or the
trustees. The Originator or Seller may act as the Servicer
as may be approved by the Commission or the BSP, as
the case may be.
SECTION 25. Standard of Conduct . - The Servicer shall
act
with
utmost
good
faith
and
shall
perform
its
obligations under the servicing agreement with the due
diligence of a good father of a family.
SECTION 26. Penalties . - Breach by the Servicer of its
obligations arising from the failure to abide by the
standard of conduct set forth in the preceding section
shall subject the Servicer to the penalty of revocation of
its corporate registration and a fine of not less than One
Million pesos (P1,000,000.00) and shall subject its officers
and employees responsible for such noncompliance with
the standard of conduct referred to above, to a penalty of
imprisonment for not more than five (5) years and a fine
of
not
less
than
One
Hundred
Thousand
pesos
(100,000.00). Breach arising from bad faith or gross
negligence shall subject the Servicer to revocation of its
corporate registration and a fine of not less than Five
million
pesos
(P5,000,000.00)
and
shall
subject
the
officers and employees responsible for such breach to a
penalty of imprisonment for not more than six (6) years
and one (1) day up to a maximum of twenty (20) years and
a fine of not less than Five hundred thousand pesos
(P500,000.00).
ARTICLE IV TAX AND OTHER RELATED ISSUES
SECTION
27.
income
Taxation
of
Special
Purpose
Entity . - The SPE in the form of an SPC shall be subject to
income
tax
under
Section
27(a),
Chapter IV of the
National
Internal
Revenue
Code
of
1997.
An
SPE
constituted as an SPT shall be subject to income tax in
accordance with the provisions of Section 61, Chapter X of
the same Code.
SECTION 28. Transfer of Assets . - The sale or transfer of
assets to the SPE, which includes sale or transfer of any
and all security interest thereto, it made in accordance
with the Plan shall be exempted from value-added tax
(VAT) and documentary stamp tax (DST), or any other
taxes imposed in lieu thereof. Except for registration fees
with the Commission, all applicable registration and
annotation fees to be paid, related or incidental to the
transfer of assets, or the security interest thereto, shall be
fifty percent (50%) of the applicable registration and
annotation fees.
The transfer of assets by dation in payment (dacion en
pago) by the obligor in favor of an SPE shall not be
subject to capital gains tax as provided under Section 27
(d)(5) of the National Internal Revenue Code of 1997.
SECTION 29. Issuance and Transfer of Securities . - The
original issuance of ABS and other securities related
solely to such securitization transaction, such as, but not
limited to, seller's equity, subordinated debt instruments
purchased by the originator, and other related forms of
credit enhancement shall be exempt from VAT, or any
other taxes imposed in lieu thereof, but subject to DST. All
secondary
trades
and
subsequent
transfers
of
ABS,
including
all
forms
of
credit
enhancement
in such
instruments, shall be exempt from DST and VAT, or any
other taxes imposed in lieu thereof.
SECTION 30. Non-Classification of SPE as a Bank,
Quasi-Bank
or
Financial
Intermediary .
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The
SPE,
created pursuant to a Plan, shall not be classified as a
ban,
quasi-bank or financial intermediary under the
provisions of the New Central Bank Act, the General
Banking Law and the National Internet Revenue Code of
1997, and shall not be subject to the gross receipts tax
(GRT) or any other tax imposed in lieu thereof.
SECTION
31.
Securities
not
to
be
Categorized
as
Deposit
Substitutes .
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The
ABS
issued
by
an SPE
pursuant to the Plan approved by the Commission shall
not be considered as deposit substitutes under the laws
mentioned in Section 30 hereof: Provided , however , That
for purposes of taxation, the yield for the ABS shall be
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