Common use of Certificated Interests Clause in Contracts

Certificated Interests. (a) If any ownership interest in an Equity Interest is represented by a certificate (each, an “Equity Certificate”) that has been pledged and delivered to Lender and such Equity Certificate is lost, stolen or destroyed, then, upon the written request of Lender to the applicable Loan Party, such Loan Party shall issue to Lender a new Equity Certificate in place of the Equity Certificate that was lost, stolen or destroyed, provided such Lender: (i) makes proof by written, notarized affidavit, in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to the applicable Loan Party that such previously issued Equity Certificate has been lost, stolen or destroyed and has not been assigned, endorsed, transferred or hypothecated, (ii) delivers a written indemnity (in form and substance and from an indemnitor reasonably satisfactory to the applicable Loan Party) to the extent required by any title company proposing to provide title insurance with respect to such Equity Certificate and (iii) requests the issuance of a new Equity Certificate before the Loan party has notice that such previously issued Equity Certificate has been acquired by a purchaser for value in good faith and without notice of an adverse claim.

Certificated Interests. (a) If any ownership interest in an Equity Interest is represented by a certificate (each, an “Equity Certificate”) that has been pledged and delivered to Lender Collateral Agent on behalf of the Secured Parties and such Equity Certificate is lost, stolen or destroyed, then, upon the written request of Lender Administrative Agent to the applicable Loan Party, such Loan Party shall issue to Lender Collateral Agent on behalf of the Secured Parties a new Equity Certificate in place of the Equity Certificate that was lost, stolen or destroyed, provided such LenderCollateral 163 Agent: (i) makes proof by written, notarized affidavit, in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to the applicable Loan Party that such previously issued Equity Certificate has been lost, stolen or destroyed and has not been assigned, endorsed, transferred or hypothecated, (ii) delivers a written indemnity (in form and substance and from an indemnitor reasonably satisfactory to the applicable Loan Party) to the extent required by any title company proposing to provide title insurance with respect to such Equity Certificate and (iii) requests the issuance of a new Equity Certificate before the Loan party has notice that such previously issued Equity Certificate has been acquired by a purchaser for value in good faith and without notice of an adverse claim.

Certificated Interests. (a) If any ownership interest in an Equity Interest is represented by a certificate (each, an “Equity Certificate”) that has been pledged and delivered to Lender and such Equity Certificate is lost, stolen or destroyed, then, upon the written request of Lender to the applicable Loan Party, such Loan Party shall issue to Lender a new Equity Certificate in place of the Equity Certificate that was lost, stolen or destroyed, provided such Lender: (i) makes proof by written, notarized affidavit, in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to the applicable Loan Party that 149 such previously issued Equity Certificate has been lost, stolen or destroyed and has not been assigned, endorsed, transferred or hypothecated, (ii) delivers a written indemnity (in form and substance and from an indemnitor reasonably satisfactory to the applicable Loan Party) to the extent required by any title company proposing to provide title insurance with respect to such Equity Certificate and (iii) requests the issuance of a new Equity Certificate before the Loan party has notice that such previously issued Equity Certificate has been acquired by a purchaser for value in good faith and without notice of an adverse claim.