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A 'Purchase Money Lien' exception usually includes a time limit.
If a company buys a machine on January 1, by what date must it typically incur the debt and the lien to qualify for this exception in most indentures?
- The debt must be incurred on the same day as the purchase, with no exceptions.
- Within a set window, such as 180 days, before or after the acquisition of the asset.
- The lien must be perfected at least 30 days before the purchase is finalized.
- There is no time limit, as long as the asset is eventually used as collateral.
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