Common use of Control Covenants Clause in Contracts

Control Covenants. Any breach, default or failure of performance under (i) Section 17.5(a)(iv) or (ii) Sections 27.1(a) or (b), and such breach, default or failure of performance remains uncured for sixty (60) days after Landlord’s receipt of written notice of such breach, default or failure of performance, provided, however, that with respect to any such breach, default or failure of performance, Landlord shall be deemed to have cured such breach, default or failure of performance so long as (A) the Transfer which gave rise to such breach, default or failure of performance is null and void ab initio under Landlord’s Governing Documents, (B) Landlord does not recognize any Landlord Equity Interest Owner who (or whose Beneficial Owner(s)) gave rise to such breach, default or failure of performance, and Landlord notifies such Landlord Equity Owner(s) in writing that the Transfer which gave rise to such breach, default or failure of performance is null and void, (C) Landlord does not pay or otherwise permit to be made any distribution or other funds or amounts to (I) the transferee of a Landlord Equity Owner if the Transfer to such transferee gave rise to such breach, default or failure of performance, or (II) to a Landlord Equity Interest Owner if one or more of its Beneficial Owner(s) gave rise to such breach, default or failure of performance, (D) Landlord does not make or permit to be made any allocations or other adjustments to the capital or similar account of a Landlord Equity Interest Owner(s) as a result of Landlord income, revenue, gains or otherwise if one or more of its Beneficial Owners gave rise to such breach, default or failure of performance, and (E) Landlord does not permit or allow a Landlord Equity Interest Owner(s) (if one or more of its Beneficial Owners gave rise to such breach, default or failure of performance) or its Beneficial Owner(s) to: (I) vote or have any influence or involvement in any governance matter, approval, consent or election with respect to Landlord, the Leased Property, Tenant or this Lease, (II) receive from Landlord or any of Landlord’s Beneficial Owners any financial or other information with respect to Landlord, Tenant, the Leased Property or this Lease, or (III) inspect the Leased Property or otherwise participate in any rights or benefits of Landlord under this Lease; provided, further, that even if the conditions in subsections (A)-(E) above remain satisfied, if any Person receives a final judgment holding that (X) such Transfer giving rise to such breach, default or failure of performance is enforceable and remains in effect, or (Y) any of the actions or conditions in subsections (A)-(E), above must cease or are otherwise unenforceable, then such breach, default or failure of performance shall be deemed not to be cured for purposes of this Lease;

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Purchase and Sale Agreement (Energy XXI LTD), Purchase and Sale Agreement (CorEnergy Infrastructure Trust, Inc.), Connection and Access Agreement (CorEnergy Infrastructure Trust, Inc.)

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Control Covenants. Any breach, default or failure of performance under (i) Section 17.5(a)(iv) or (ii) Sections 27.1(a) or (b)) , and such breach, default or failure of performance remains uncured for sixty (60) days after Landlord’s receipt of written notice of such breach, default or failure of performance, providedprovided , howeverhowever , that with respect to any such breach, default or failure of performance, Landlord shall be deemed to have cured such breach, default or failure of performance so long as (A) the Transfer which gave rise to such breach, default or failure of performance is null and void ab initio under Landlord’s Governing Documents, (B) Landlord does not recognize any Landlord Equity Interest Owner who (or whose Beneficial Owner(s)) gave rise to such breach, default or failure of performance, and Landlord notifies such Landlord Equity Owner(s) in writing that the Transfer which gave rise to such breach, default or failure of performance is null and void, (C) Landlord does not pay or otherwise permit to be made any distribution or other funds or amounts to (I) the transferee of a Landlord Equity Owner if the Transfer to such transferee gave rise to such breach, default or failure of performance, or (II) to a Landlord Equity Interest Owner if one or more of its Beneficial Owner(s) gave rise to such breach, default or failure of performance, (D) Landlord does not make or permit to be made any allocations or other adjustments to the capital or similar account of a Landlord Equity Interest Owner(s) as a result of Landlord income, revenue, gains or otherwise if one or more of its Beneficial Owners gave rise to such breach, default or failure of performance, and (E) Landlord does not permit or allow a Landlord Equity Interest Owner(s) (if one or more of its Beneficial Owners gave rise to such breach, default or failure of performance) or its Beneficial Owner(s) to: (I) vote or have any influence or involvement in any governance matter, approval, consent or election with respect to Landlord, the Leased Property, Tenant or this Lease, (II) receive from Landlord or any of Landlord’s Beneficial Owners any financial or other information with respect to Landlord, Tenant, the Leased Property or this Lease, or (III) inspect the Leased Property or otherwise participate in any rights or benefits of Landlord under this Lease; providedprovided , furtherfurther , that even if the conditions in subsections (A)-(E) above remain satisfied, if any Person receives a final judgment holding that (X) such Transfer giving rise to such breach, default or failure of performance is enforceable and remains in effect, or (Y) any of the actions or conditions in subsections (A)-(E)) , above must cease or are otherwise unenforceable, then such breach, default or failure of performance shall be deemed not to be cured for purposes of this Lease;

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Connection and Access Agreement (Energy XXI LTD)

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