Common use of Division of the Trust into Units Clause in Contracts

Division of the Trust into Units. Subject to Article 20, the Manager shall have sole discretion in determining whether the capital of the Trust is divided into one or more classes of Units and into one or more series of each such class, the attributes that shall attach to each class or series of Units and whether any class or series of Units should be redesignated as a different class or series of Units from time to time. The class or classes of Units and the series of each such class of Units created and authorized for the Trust, including any redesignation of any class or any series of a class of Units, shall be as shown from time to time in the Register kept for the Trust. Until changed by the Manager, each class or series of a class of Units shall have the following attributes:

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Trust Agreement (Sprott Physical Platinum & Palladium Trust), Trust Agreement (Sprott Physical Platinum & Palladium Trust), Trust Agreement (Sprott Physical Silver Trust)

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Division of the Trust into Units. Subject to Article 2021, the Manager shall have sole discretion in determining whether the capital of the Trust is divided into one or more classes of Units and into one or more series of each such class, the attributes that shall attach to each class or series of Units and whether any class or series of Units should be redesignated as a different class or series of Units from time to time. The class or classes of Units and the series of each such class of Units created and authorized for the Trust, including any redesignation of any class or any series of a class of Units, shall be as shown from time to time in the Register kept for the Trust. Until changed by the Manager, each class or series of a class of Units shall have the following attributes:

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Trust Agreement (Sprott Physical Gold & Silver Trust), Arrangement Agreement (Central Fund of Canada LTD)

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