Future Securitization Entities and Future Brands Sample Clauses

Future Securitization Entities and Future Brands. (a) The Co-Issuers, in accordance with and as permitted under the Transaction Documents, may form or cause to be formed Future Securitization Entities without the consent of the Control Party, at the election of the Managers, in respect of (i) Securitization-Owned Locations (other than in the circumstances described in clause (x) below which shall be required) and (ii) acquisitions of additional franchise brand subsidiaries (which may include international subsidiaries) in connection with Future Brands; provided that (x) the applicable Manager (on behalf of the applicable Co-Issuer or Franchisor Holdco) shall be required to contribute to the applicable Securitization Entities any future Securitization-Owned Locations (1) located in the United States for the Take 5 Brand or Fix Auto Brand or (2) located in Canada for the CARSTAR Brand or Take 5 Brand, and (y) the applicable Manager (on behalf of the applicable Co-Issuer or Franchisor Holdco) shall be required to contribute to one or more applicable Securitization Entities any franchise brand, in each case, that, in the good faith determination of the applicable Manager in accordance with the applicable Managing Standard, is intended to compete against any Driven Securitization Brand in the United States or Canada, respectively. At the time any Future Securitization Entity is created or acquired, or any Future Brand is contributed into any Future Securitization Entity or any other Securitization Entity, the definitions ofSPV Franchising Entities”, “Driven Securitization Brands” and “Securitization IP” shall be read to include such Future Securitization Entity and Future Brand, respectively. (b) Each Future Securitization Entity shall be a Delaware limited liability company, a Delaware corporation, a Canadian corporation, or an Ontario limited partnership (so long as the use of such form is reasonably satisfactory to the Control Party) and shall have adopted Charter Documents substantially similar to the Charter Documents of the Securitization Entities that are Delaware limited liability companies, Delaware corporations, Canadian corporations, or Ontario limited partnerships, as applicable, as in existence on the Series 2020-1 Closing Date. If either Co-Issuer desires to create, incorporate, form or otherwise organize a Future Securitization Entity that does not comply with the immediately preceding sentence, such Co-Issuer shall first obtain the prior written consent of the Control Party, such consent not ...
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