Common use of Corporate Ownership Clause in Contracts

Corporate Ownership. If the Tenant is a company, other than a company whose shares are listed on any recognised stock exchange, any change, or series of changes, in the shareholding of the Tenant or a holding company of it, effectively altering the control of the Tenant as at the Commencing Date is deemed to be an assignment of this Lease. In that case the Tenant and the holding company must not:

Corporate Ownership. If the Tenant is a company, other than a company whose shares are listed on any recognised stock exchangeAustralian Stock Exchange, any change, or series of changes, in the shareholding of the Tenant or a holding company of it, it effectively altering the control of the Tenant as at the Commencing Date is deemed to be an assignment of this Lease. In that case the Tenant and the holding company must not:

Corporate Ownership. If the Tenant is a company, other than a company whose shares or that of its parent or ultimate holding company are listed on any recognised stock exchangeStock Exchange, any change, or series of changes, change in the shareholding of the Tenant or a holding company of it, effectively altering the control of the Tenant as at the Commencing Date is deemed to be an assignment of this Lease. In that case the Tenant and the holding company must not:not:- Table of Contents

Corporate Ownership. If the Tenant is a company, other than a company whose shares are listed on any recognised stock exchangeAustralian Stock Exchange or the NASDAQ Stock Exchange, any change, or series of changes, change in the shareholding of the Tenant or a holding company of it, it effectively altering the control of the Tenant as at the Commencing Date is deemed to be an assignment of this Lease. In that case the Tenant and the holding company must not: