Bad Boy Carve-Outs refer to provisions in nonrecourse loans which hold the borrower or guarantor liable for the loan under specific circumstances. These carve-outs include misappropriation of funds, environmental violations, waste, and voluntary bankruptcy.
A provision in an agreement that removes or excludes a particular portion of the property or obligations. Carve-outs can pertain to items in sales agreements, mortgages, or leases, potentially subjecting them to new terms or entirely exempting them from certain existing terms.
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