Entity Election Events Sample Clauses

Entity Election Events. Upon the occurrence of any of the following events with respect to an Owner ("Terminated Owner"): (a) the voluntary termination of employment of an Owner for reasons other than Retirement or Disability, (b) insolvency or any filing for relief under applicable bankruptcy laws by an Owner or an involuntary petition for bankruptcy filed by a creditor of the Terminated Owner or by a bankruptcy trustee, (c) seizure of Interests of an Owner by a creditor, (d) involuntary termination of employment of an Owner for Cause, (e) competing, directly or indirectly, with the Entity, (f) an Owner’s disclosure of confidential information concerning the Entity to any of its competitors or to any agent or Affiliate thereof, as determined in arbitration, or (g) Presumptive Disability (individually, "Entity Election Event", and collectively, "Entity Election Events"), and for a period of one hundred eighty (180) days, except as provided below in this Section 2.03 (“Seizure Option Period”), the Entity shall have the right and option (but not the obligation) to purchase, which it shall exercise in writing by giving notice to the Terminated Owner as provided herein, in the case of insolvency or xxxxxxx of Interests of a Terminated Owner and/or his Spouse by a creditor, any and all of the Interests owned by the Terminated Owner, his Representative and/or his Spouse ("Seizure Option"), and in all other Entity Election Events enumerated in this Section 2.03, all, but not less than all (“Entity Option"), of the Interests owned by a Terminated Owner, his Representatives and his Spouse, and the Terminated Owner, his Representative and/or his Spouse shall Transfer all of his Interests under the Entity Option and up to all of his Interests pursuant to the Seizure Option, at the price determined pursuant to Section pursuant to the terms and conditions contained in this Agreement.
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