Common use of Corporate Existence; Major Transaction Clause in Contracts

Corporate Existence; Major Transaction. The Company has effected a Major Transaction without paying the Major Transaction Redemption Price to the Holder pursuant to Section 10(d) or, if the Holder did not elect a Redemption Upon Major Transaction, the Company has failed to meet the Assumption Requirements of Section 10(b) prior to effecting a Major Transaction.

Corporate Existence; Major Transaction. The Company has effected a Major Transaction without paying the Major Transaction Warrant Redemption Price to the Holder pursuant to Section 10(d5(c)(iii) or, if the Holder did not elect a Redemption Upon Major Transaction, the Company has failed to meet the Assumption Requirements requirements of Section 10(b5(c)(iii) prior to effecting a Major Transaction.

Corporate Existence; Major Transaction. The Company or Allora, as applicable, has effected a Major Transaction without paying the Major Transaction Redemption Price to the Holder pursuant to Section 10(d) or, if the Holder did not elect a Redemption Upon Major Transaction, the Company has failed to meet the Assumption Requirements of Section 10(b) prior to effecting a Major Transaction.

Corporate Existence; Major Transaction. The Company has effected a Major Transaction without paying the Major Transaction Warrant Redemption Price to the Holder pursuant to Section 10(d5(c)(iii) or, if the Holder did not elect a Redemption Upon Major Transaction, the Company has failed to meet the Assumption Requirements of Section 10(b5(c)(iii) prior to effecting a Major Transaction.

Corporate Existence; Major Transaction. The Company has effected a Major Transaction without paying the Major Transaction Redemption Price to the Holder pursuant to Section 10(d) or, if the Holder did not elect a Redemption Upon Major Transaction, the Company has failed to meet the Assumption Requirements of Section 10(b) prior to effecting a Major Transaction.;