Common use of Early Dissolution Clause in Contracts

Early Dissolution. The first to occur of any of the following events is an “Early Dissolution Event”: (a) the occurrence of a Bankruptcy Event in respect of, or the dissolution or liquidation of, the Depositor, in its capacity as the Holder of the Common Securities, unless the Depositor shall transfer the Common Securities as provided by Section 5.10, in which case this provision shall refer instead to any such successor Holder of the Common Securities; (b) the written direction to the Property Trustee from all of the Holders of the Common Securities at any time to dissolve the Issuer Trust and to distribute the Debentures to Holders in exchange for the Capital Securities (which direction is optional and wholly within the discretion of the Holders of the Common Securities); (c) the redemption of all of the Capital Securities in connection with the redemption of all the Debentures; and (d) the entry of an order for dissolution of the Issuer Trust by a court of competent jurisdiction.

Early Dissolution. The first to occur of any of the following events is an “"Early Dissolution Event”": (a) the occurrence of a Bankruptcy Event in respect of, or the dissolution or liquidation of, the Depositor, in its capacity as the Holder of the Common Securities, unless the Depositor shall transfer the Common Securities as provided by Section 5.10, in which case this provision shall refer instead to any such successor Holder of the Common Securities; (b) the written direction to the Property Trustee from all of the Holders of the Common Securities at any time to dissolve the Issuer Trust and to distribute the Debentures to Holders in exchange for the Capital Securities (which direction is optional and wholly within the discretion of the Holders of the Common Securities); (c) the redemption of all of the Capital Securities in connection with the redemption of all the Debentures; and (d) the entry of an order for dissolution of the Issuer Trust by a court of competent jurisdiction.

Early Dissolution. The first to occur of any of the following events is an “Early Dissolution Event”: (a) the occurrence of a Bankruptcy Event in respect of, or the dissolution or liquidation of, the Depositor, in its capacity as the Holder of the Common Securities, unless the Depositor shall transfer the Common Securities as provided by Section 5.10, in which case this provision shall refer instead to any such successor Holder of the Common Securities; (b) the written direction to the Property Trustee from all of the Holders of the Common Securities at any time to dissolve the Issuer Trust and to distribute the Debentures to Holders in exchange for the Capital Securities (which direction is optional and wholly within the discretion of the Holders of the Common Securities); (c) the redemption of all of the Capital Securities in connection with the redemption or repayment of all the Debentures; and (d) the entry of an order for dissolution of the Issuer Trust by a court of competent jurisdiction.

Early Dissolution. The first to occur of any of the following events is an “"Early Dissolution Event”": (a) the occurrence of a Bankruptcy Event in respect of, or the dissolution or liquidation of, the Depositor, in its capacity as the Holder of the Common Securities, unless the Depositor shall transfer the Common Securities as provided by Section 5.105.11, in which case this provision shall refer instead to any such successor Holder of the Common Securities; (b) the written direction to the Property Trustee from all of the Holders of the Common Securities at any time to dissolve the Issuer Trust and to distribute the Debentures to Holders in exchange for the Capital Securities (which direction is optional and wholly within the discretion of the Holders of the Common Securities); (c) the redemption of all of the Capital Securities in connection with the redemption of all the Debentures; and (d) the entry of an order for dissolution of the Issuer Trust by a court of competent jurisdiction.

Early Dissolution. The first to occur of any of the following events is an “"Early Dissolution Event”": (a) the occurrence of a Bankruptcy Event in respect of, or the dissolution or liquidation of, the Depositor, in its capacity as the Holder of the Common Securities, unless the Depositor shall transfer the Common Securities as provided by Section 5.105.11, in which case this provision shall refer instead to any such successor Holder of the Common Securities; (b) the written direction to the Property Trustee from all of the Holders Holder of the Common Securities at any time to dissolve the Issuer Trust and to distribute the Debentures to Holders in exchange for the Capital Securities (which direction is optional and wholly within the discretion of the Holders Holder of the Common Securities); (c) the redemption of all of the Capital Trust Securities in connection with the redemption of all the Debentures; and (d) the entry of an order for dissolution of the Issuer Trust by a court of competent jurisdiction.

Early Dissolution. The first to occur of any of the following events is an “Early Dissolution Event”: (a) the occurrence of a Bankruptcy Event in respect of, or the dissolution or liquidation of, the Depositor, in its capacity as the Holder of the Common Securities, unless the Depositor shall transfer the Common Securities shall be transferred as provided by Section 5.10, in which case this provision shall refer instead to any such successor Holder of the Common Securities; (b) the written direction to the Property Trustee from all of the Holders of the Common Securities at any time to dissolve the Issuer Trust and to distribute the Debentures to Holders in exchange for the Capital Securities STACKS (which direction is optional and wholly within the discretion of the Holders of the Common Securities); (c) the redemption of all of the Capital Securities STACKS in connection with the redemption or repayment of all the Debentures; and (d) the entry of an order for dissolution of the Issuer Trust by a court of competent jurisdiction.

Early Dissolution. The first to occur of any of the following events is an “"Early Dissolution Event”": (a) the occurrence of a Bankruptcy Event in respect of, or the dissolution or liquidation of, the Depositor, in its capacity as the Holder of the Common SecuritiesSponsor, unless the Depositor shall transfer the Common Securities shall be transferred as provided by Section 5.10, in which case this provision shall refer instead to any such successor Holder of the Common Securities; (b) the written direction to the Property Trustee from all of the Holders of the Common Securities at any time to dissolve the Issuer Trust and to distribute the Debentures to Holders in exchange for the Capital Preferred Securities (which direction is optional and wholly within the discretion of the Holders of the Common Securities); (c) the redemption of all of the Capital Preferred Securities in connection with the redemption or repayment of all the Debentures; and (d) the entry of an order for dissolution of the Issuer Trust by a court of competent jurisdiction.

Early Dissolution. The first to occur of any of the following events is an “Early Dissolution Event”: (a) the occurrence of a Bankruptcy Event in respect of, or the dissolution or liquidation of, the Depositor, in its capacity as the Holder of the Common Securities, unless the Depositor shall transfer the Common Securities as provided by Section 5.10, in which case this provision shall refer instead to any such successor Holder of the Common Securities; (b) the written direction to the Property Trustee from all of the Holders Holder of the Common Securities at any time to dissolve the Issuer Trust and to distribute the Debentures to Holders in exchange for the Capital Securities (which direction is optional and wholly within the discretion of the Holders Holder of the Common Securities); (c) the redemption of all of the Capital Securities in connection with the redemption of all the Debentures; and (d) the entry of an order for dissolution of the Issuer Trust by a court of competent jurisdiction.