Common use of Execution function Clause in Contracts

Execution function. The execution function enforces the Drag-Along Offer by transferring all Share Tokens to the Acquirer and replacing the Share Tokens with the respective price per Share Token as per the Drag-Along Offer. SHA Tokens can then be used to unwrap the proceeds from the SHA Smart Contract. Anyone can trigger the execution function, if (and only if) (i) the funds for the Drag-Along Offer for Share Tokens are available in the Offer Contract, and (ii) the Drag-Along Quorum is reached (i.e., absolute majority of Shares during the Voting Period and relative majority of Shares during the Execution Period).

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Shareholder Agreement, Shareholder Agreement, Shareholder Agreement

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Execution function. The execution function enforces the Drag-Along Offer by transferring all Share Tokens to the Proposed Acquirer and replacing the Share Tokens with the respective price per Share Token as per the Drag-Along Offer. SHA Tokens can then be used to unwrap the proceeds from the SHA Smart Contract. Anyone The Proposed Acquirer can trigger the execution function, if (and only if) (i) the funds for the Drag-Along Offer for Share Tokens are available in the Offer Contract, and (ii) the Drag-Along Quorum is reached (i.e., absolute majority of Shares during the Voting Period and relative majority of Shares during the Execution Period).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Token Shareholder Agreement

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Execution function. The execution function enforces the Drag-Along Offer by transferring all Share Tokens to the Acquirer and replacing the Share Tokens with the respective price per Share Token as per the Drag-Along Offer. SHA Tokens can then be used to unwrap the proceeds from the SHA Smart Contract. Anyone The Acquirer can trigger the execution function, if (and only if) (i) the funds for the Drag-Along Offer for Share Tokens are available in the Offer Contract, and (ii) the Drag-Along Quorum is reached (i.e., absolute majority of Shares during the Voting Period and relative majority of Shares during the Execution Period).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Token Shareholder Agreement

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