Exchange Conditions a) Exchanges students will conform to the requirements established in this agreement and will be subject to all the rules and procedures of the home and the host institutions.
b) Exchange students will be enrolled as regular degree seeking students in the programme of the host institution affected by this agreement. During the exchange
c) Period all of them will be registered and attend the courses and activities established in the learning programme included in the Annex.
d) Exchange students will be provided with the same academic resources and supporting services as normally provided to regular students at the host institution of the same academic level.
e) Exchange students shall take out appropriate health, life and non-life insurance.
f) Both institutions undertake to award official transcripts of academic records to the students. These transcripts shall be communicated to the other party in order to get the full academic recognition established in section 2.
g) The host institution will help exchange students in the search of accommodation by providing all the available information.
Exchange Conditions. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, a Holdings Common Unitholder may Exchange LP Units only to the extent such Holdings Common Unitholder’s Revaluation Capital Account at the time of the exchange represents at least the same percentage of the aggregate Revaluation Capital Account balances of all partners of Holdings as the Percentage Interest represented by such Common Units to be Exchanged. To the extent a Holdings Common Unitholder has a Capital Account Shortfall, such Holdings Common Unitholder may only Exchange the portion of its Common Units that represent the same (or less than the same) percentage of the aggregate LP Units as the percentage interest in the aggregate Revaluation Capital Account balances of all partners of Holdings represented by such Holdings Common Unitholder’s Revaluation Capital Account and APAM will succeed to that amount of such Holdings Common Unitholder’s Revaluation Capital Account equal to the product of (a) the Pro-Rata Capital Account and (b) the number of Common Units exchanged.
Exchange Conditions. (a) The parties hereto agree that, prior to any Exchange Transaction, the following conditions must be met:
(i) such Exchange Transaction shall comply with applicable laws, including, without limitation, securities laws, laws relating to the redemption of common stock and laws relating to the issuance of debt;
(ii) such Exchange Transaction shall occur pursuant to an effective registration statement in the United States and, if necessary, a receipted prospectus for all the provinces (other than the province of Quebec) or territories of Canada;
(iii) such Exchange Transaction will not conflict with or cause a default under the Company’s Certificate of Incorporation or any material financing agreement of the Company or any of its subsidiaries;
(iv) such Exchange Transaction shall not cause a mandatory suspension of dividends or deferral of interest under any material financing agreement of the Company or any of its subsidiaries as of the measurement date immediately following the proposed Exchange Transaction;
(v) only if the shares of Class B Common Stock are to be exchanged for IDSs, the Company delivers to the Trustee prior to or simultaneously with such Exchange Transaction an opinion of tax counsel to the effect that the Subordinated Notes underlying the IDSs for which the Class B Common Stock is exchanged should be treated as debt for U.S. federal income tax purposes; provided, however, that this condition need only be met to the extent required by the Indenture in connection with an issuance of Additional Notes;
(vi) only if the shares of Class B Common Stock are to be exchanged for IDSs, the Company delivers to the Trustee prior to or simultaneously with such Exchange Transaction an opinion of counsel, subject to exceptions and assumptions customary for such opinions, to the effect that the Subordinated Notes underlying the IDSs for which the Class B Common Stock is exchanged and the related Guarantees constitute valid and binding obligations of the Company and the respective Guarantors and are enforceable against the Company and the respective Guarantors in accordance with their terms; provided, however, that this condition need only be met to the extent required by the Indenture in connection with an issuance of Additional Notes; and
(vii) only if the shares of Class B Common Stock are to be exchanged for IDSs, if an issuance of Subordinated Notes underlying the IDSs for which the Class B Common Stock is exchanged in an Exchange Transaction would t...
Exchange Conditions. 1. Students who take part in the exchange shall pay any tuition or other academic and related fees to their home university, and are exempted from such payments to the host university. Administrative fees, expenses for transport, residence (board and lodging), as weil as health insurance and other costs in accordance with the regulations of the host country, shall be carried by the respective students. During the stay in the host country the students are obliged to have sufficient health insurance coverage. This insurance will cover repatriation.
2. The host institution shall assist the guests of the partner institution to the best of its ability in obtaining the respective permits (visa, research permits, etc.) that are necessary to enable the implementation of this agreement. The parties of this agreement shall permit the exchange participants who are sent on the basis of this agreement to use their academic and social facilities during their stay.
3. Both parties agree that the number of participating teachers and researchers must be in accordance with the needs and capacities of the host university. Acceptance of visiting teachers and researchers shall depend on concrete proof of available financial means (e.g., grants and stipends), and the period of guest residence shall be limited.
4. No financial obligation shall arise from the present Agreement. Both parties shall undertake to apply to national and international support programs for funding of student exchanges. The financial requirements of the respective host university (for example enrolment fees, consolidated fee for the use of university facilities) are to be respected and met by the visiting student.
5. In order to cover the costs arising from the period of residence of visiting scholars and researchers, both universities shall make use of third-party funding. Both universities shall do all they can to obtain the financing necessary for the fulfilment of the partnership.
Exchange Conditions a) Exchange students will conform to the requirements established in this agreement and will be subject to all the rules and procedures of the home and the host institutions.
b) Exchange students will be enrolled as regular degree seeking students in the program of the host institution. During the exchange period all of them will be registered and attend the courses and activities established in the learning program included in the Annex.
c) Exchange students will be provided with the same academic resources and supporting services as normally provided to regular students at the host institution of the same academic level.
d) Exchange students shall take out appropriate health, life and non-life insurance, with special regards to the liability insurance.
e) Both institutions undertake to award official transcripts of academic records in English to the students. These transcripts shall be communicated to the other party in order to get the full academic recognition established in section 2.
f) The host institution will help exchange students in the search of accommodation by providing all the available information.
Exchange Conditions. 1. Students who take part in the exchange shall pay any tuition or other academic and related fees to their home university, and are exempted from such payments to the host university. Administrative fees, expenses for transport, residence (board and lodging), as well as health insurance and other costs in accordance with the regulations of the host country, shall be carried by the respective students. During the stay in the host country the students are obliged to have sufficient health insurance coverage.
2. The host institution shall assist the guests of the partner institution to the best of its ability in obtaining the respective permits (visa, research permits, etc.) that are necessary to enable the implementation of this agreement. The parties of this contract shall permit the exchange participants who are sent on the basis of this agreement to use their academic and social facilities during their stay.
3. Both parties agree that the number of participating teachers and researchers must be in accordance with the needs and capacities of the host university. Acceptance of visiting teachers and researchers shall depend on concrete proof of available financial means (e.g., grants and stipends), and the period of guest residence shall be limited.
4. No financial obligation shall arise from the present Agreement. Both parties shall undertake to apply to national and international support programs for funding of student exchanges. The financial requirements of the respective host university (for example enrolment fees, consolidated fee for the use of university facilities) are to be respected and met by the visiting student.
5. In order to cover the costs arising from the period of residence of visiting scholars and researchers, both universities shall make use of third-party funding. Both universities shall do all they can to obtain the financing necessary for the fulfilment of the partnership.
Exchange Conditions.
(1) Students who take part in the exchange shall pay any tuition or other academic and related fees to their home university, and are exempted from such payments to the host university. Students may be asked to pay the FFZG and JLU some minor administrative costs. Expenses for transport, residence (board and lodging), as well as health and accident insurance in accordance with the regulations of the host country, shall be carried by the respective students. During the stay in the host country the students are obliged to have sufficient health and accident insurance coverage.
(2) The host institution shall assist the guests of the partner institution to the best of its ability in obtaining the respective permits (visa, research permits, etc.) that are necessary to enable the implementation of this agree- ment. The parties of this contract shall permit the exchange participants who are sent on the basis of this agree- ment to use their academic and social facilities during their stay whenever is possible.
(3) Both parties agree that the number of participating teachers and researchers must be in accordance with the needs and capacities of the host university. Acceptance of visiting teachers and researchers in the exchange pro- gramme shall depend on concrete proof of available financial means (e.g. grants and stipends), and the period of guest residence shall be limited. Both parties agree that health and accident insurance expenses during the stay of any exchange teacher or researcher will be covered by the respective exchange staff participating in the ex- change programme.
(4) No financial obligation shall arise from the present agreement. Both parties shall undertake to apply to na- tional and international support programs for funding of student exchanges. The financial requirements of the respective host university (for example enrolment fees, consolidated fee for the use of university facilities) are to be respected and met by the visiting student.
(5) In order to cover the costs arising from the period of residence of visiting scholars and researchers, both universities shall make use of third-party funding. Both universities shall do all they can to obtain the financing necessary for the fulfilment of the partnership.
Exchange Conditions. Contemporaneously with the execution and delivery hereof, the Company shall cause:
a. its subsidiary, Fibrocell Technologies, a Delaware corporation (the “Guarantor”), to absolutely, unconditionally and irrevocably guaranty to the Holders the payment and performance of all the Company’s obligations under the Notes and Warrants, which guaranty shall be in the form of Exhibit C attached hereto (“Guaranty”); and
b. its independent legal counsel to issue and deliver to the Holders a legal opinion (“Legal Opinion”) in form and substance reasonably acceptable to the Holders concerning the transactions contemplated hereby, including without limitation an opinion that the shares of Common Stock issuable upon conversion of the Notes (“Underlying Shares”), and the shares of Common Stock issuable upon exercise of the Warrants on a “cashless basis” (“Warrant Shares”), may be sold or transferred pursuant to Rule 144 promulgated under the Securities Act without restrictions or limitations. The delivery of the Cash Payment, Notes, Warrants, Guaranty and Legal Opinion to the Holders shall be a condition precedent to the consummation of the transactions contemplated hereby.
Exchange Conditions. At Closing, the MGE Shareholders shall deliver to Money the following:
(a) The original stock certificate(s) representing the MGE Common Stock.
(b) Stock Power substantially in the form attached hereto as Exhibit C.
Exchange Conditions. At Closing, the VFC Shareholders shall deliver to Mera the following:
(a) The original stock certificate(s) representing the VFC Shares.
(b) Stock Power substantially in the form attached hereto as Exhibit A.