Common use of Gifts; Testamentary Transfers; Pledges Clause in Contracts

Gifts; Testamentary Transfers; Pledges. Any Family Shareholder may, without a Purchase Right arising in favor of anyone, do the following: (i) sell Shares to his or her lineal descendants, provided that such descendant first becomes a party to this Agreement and thereby becomes a “Family Shareholder” hereunder effective upon the receipt of such Shares and agrees that the certificates for such Shares shall bear the legend provided for in Section 12 hereof; (ii) transfer Shares by inter vivos gift or testamentary transfer to: (1) any member of the Branches of the Family (a “Family Descendant”) who is of legal age and not under any legal disability; (2) any trust for the benefit of a Family Descendant, the spouse of a Family Descendant or a Charitable Organization (as defined below), provided that a majority of the trustees of the trust are (and, under the terms of the trust, are required to be) Family Descendants or that the trustees are required to vote and dispose of the Shares held under such trust at the direction of one or more Family Descendants (a “Family Trust”); and (3) any of the following, or a similar or successor form of entity, formed under the laws of a state of the United States (each, a “Family Entity”): (i) company, corporation, limited liability company or partnership wholly-owned (directly or “beneficially,” as defined in Rule 13d-3 promulgated under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended) exclusively by, and operated for the sole benefit of, one or more Family Descendants, Family Trusts or Charitable Organizations, provided that the person(s) that operate, govern, manage or otherwise control such entity are (and, under the governing documents of such entity, are required to be) Family Descendants or are otherwise required to vote and dispose of the Shares held by such entity at the direction of one or more Family Descendants, and (ii) non-profit organization, charitable foundation, or other charitable organization, provided that the person(s) that operate, govern, manage or otherwise control such entity are (and, under the governing documents of such entity, are required to be) Family Descendants or are otherwise required to vote and dispose of the Shares held by such entity at the direction of one or more Family Descendants (a “Charitable Organization”); provided that such Family Descendant (if the aforesaid transfer is outright), the trustees and any other persons (whether or not required to act in a fiduciary capacity) with authority regarding investment or voting of the Shares held under such Family Trust (if the aforesaid transfer is to a Family Trust) or the Family Entity and each direct or beneficial owner thereof (if the aforesaid transfer is to a Family Entity) first becomes a party to this Agreement and thereby becomes a “Family Shareholder” hereunder effective upon the receipt of such Shares and agrees that the certificates for such Shares shall bear the legend provided for in Section 12 hereof; (iii) transfer Shares by testamentary transfer to his or her spouse provided that such Family Shareholder’s last will and testament provides that all Shares to be so transferred shall be converted by the estate of such Family Shareholder into shares of Class A Stock on a share-for-share basis before being so transferred; further provided that if a Family Descendant transfers Shares to a Family Trust (as described in subsection (a)(ii)(2) above), such Family Trust similarly may make outright transfers of Shares (as trust distributions or otherwise) to the spouse of any Family Descendant provided that the terms of such Family Trust require that all Shares to be so transferred shall be converted by the trustees of such Family Trust into shares of Class A Stock on a share-for-share basis before being so transferred; and (iv) pledge Shares as collateral for money borrowed by such Family Shareholder or a member of the Branch of the Family of which such Family Shareholder is a member provided that the pledgee agrees in writing to be bound by this Agreement as if such pledgee were a member of the Branch of the Family of which such Family Shareholder is a member effective upon the receipt of such Shares.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Scripps Family Agreement (Scripps Eaton M), Scripps Family Agreement (E.W. SCRIPPS Co), Scripps Family Agreement

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Gifts; Testamentary Transfers; Pledges. Any Family Shareholder may, without a Purchase Right arising in favor of anyone, do the following: (i) sell Shares to his or her lineal descendants, provided that such descendant first becomes a party to this Agreement and thereby becomes a “Family Shareholder” hereunder effective upon the receipt of such Shares and agrees that the certificates for such Shares shall bear the legend provided for in Section 12 hereof; (ii) transfer Shares by inter vivos gift or testamentary transfer to: (1) any member of the Branches of the Family (a “Family Descendant”) who is of legal age and not under any legal disability; (2) any trust for the benefit of a Family Descendant, the spouse of a Family Descendant Descendant, or a Charitable Organization (as defined below), provided that a majority of the trustees of the trust are (and, under the terms of the trust, are required to be) Family Descendants or that the trustees are required to vote and dispose of the Shares held under such trust at the direction of one or more Family Descendants (a “Family Trust”); and (3) any of the following, or a similar or successor form of entity, formed under the laws of a state of the United States (each, a “Family Entity”): (i) company, corporation, limited liability company or partnership wholly-owned (directly or “beneficially,” as defined in Rule 13d-3 promulgated under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended) exclusively by, and operated for the sole benefit of, one or more Family Descendants, Family Trusts or Charitable Organizations, provided that the person(s) that operate, govern, manage or otherwise control such entity are (and, under the governing documents of such entity, are required to be) Family Descendants or are otherwise required to vote and dispose of the Shares held by such entity at the direction of one or more Family Descendants, and (ii) non-profit organization, charitable foundation, or other charitable organization, provided that the person(s) that operate, govern, manage or otherwise control such entity are (and, under the governing documents of such entity, are required to be) Family Descendants or are otherwise required to vote and dispose of the Shares held by such entity at the direction of one or more Family Descendants (a “Charitable Organization”); provided that such Family Descendant (if the aforesaid transfer is outright), the trustees and any other persons (whether or not required to act in a fiduciary capacity) with authority regarding investment or voting of the Shares held under such Family Trust (if the aforesaid transfer is to a Family Trust) or the Family Entity and each direct or beneficial owner thereof (if the aforesaid transfer is to a Family Entity) first becomes a party to this Agreement and thereby becomes a “Family Shareholder” hereunder effective upon the receipt of such Shares and agrees that the certificates for such Shares shall bear the legend provided for in Section 12 hereof;: (iii) transfer Shares by testamentary transfer to his or her spouse provided that such Family Shareholder’s last will and testament provides that all Shares to be so transferred shall be converted by the estate of such Family Shareholder into shares of Class A Stock on a share-for-share basis before being so transferred; further provided that if a Family Descendant transfers Shares to a Family Trust (as described in subsection (a)(ii)(2) above), such Family Trust similarly may make outright transfers of Shares (as trust distributions or otherwise) to the spouse of any Family Descendant provided that the terms of such Family Trust require that all Shares to be so transferred shall be converted by the trustees of such Family Trust into shares of Class A Stock on a share-for-share basis before being so transferred; and (iv) pledge Shares as collateral for money borrowed by such Family Shareholder or a member of the Branch of the Family of which such Family Shareholder is a member provided that the pledgee agrees in writing to be bound by this Agreement as if such pledgee were a member of the Branch of the Family of which such Family Shareholder is a member effective upon the receipt of such Shares.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Scripps Family Agreement (E.W. SCRIPPS Co)

Gifts; Testamentary Transfers; Pledges. Any Family Shareholder may, without a Purchase Right arising in favor of anyone, do the following: (i) sell Shares to his or her lineal descendants, provided that such descendant first becomes a party to this Agreement and thereby becomes a “Family Shareholder” hereunder effective upon the receipt of such Shares and agrees that the certificates for such Shares shall bear the legend provided for in Section 12 hereof; (ii) transfer Shares by inter vivos gift or testamentary transfer to: (1) his or her-lineal-deseendants-eutright any member of the Branches of the Family (a “Family Descendant”) who is of legal age and not under any legal disability; (2) any trust for the benefit of a Family Descendant, the spouse of a Family Descendant or any other person or any entity,or a Charitable Organization (as defined below), provided that a majority of the trustees of the trust are (and, under the terms of the trust, are required to be) Family Descendants or that the trustees are required to vote and dispose of the Shares held under such trust at the direction of one or more Family Descendants (a “Family Trust”); and (3) any of the following, or a similar or successor form of entity, formed under the laws of a state of the United States (each, a “Family Entity”): (i) company, corporation, limited liability company or partnership wholly-owned (directly or “beneficially,” as defined in Rule 13d-3 promulgated under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended) exclusively by, and operated for the sole benefit of, one or more Family Descendants, Family Trusts or Charitable Organizations, provided that the person(s) that operate, govern, manage or otherwise control such entity are (and, under the governing documents of such entity, are required to be) Family Descendants or are otherwise required to vote and dispose of the Shares held by such entity at the direction of one or more Family Descendants, and (ii) non-profit organization, charitable foundation, or other charitable organization, provided that the person(s) that operate, govern, manage or otherwise control such entity are (and, under the governing documents of such entity, are required to be) Family Descendants or are otherwise required to vote and dispose of the Shares held by such entity at the direction of one or more Family Descendants (a “Charitable Organization”); provided that such Family Descendant (if the aforesaid transfer is outright), the trustees and any other persons (whether or not required to act in a fiduciary capacity) with authority regarding investment or voting of the Shares held under such Family Trust (if the aforesaid transfer is to a Family Trust) or the Family Entity and each direct or beneficial owner thereof (if the aforesaid transfer is to a Family Entity) first becomes a party to this Agreement and thereby becomes a “Family Shareholder” hereunder effective upon the receipt of such Shares and agrees that the certificates for such Shares shall bear the legend provided for in Section 12 hereof; (iii) transfer Shares by testamentary transfer to his or her spouse provided that such Family Shareholder’s last will and testament provides that all Shares to be so transferred shall be converted by the estate of such Family Shareholder into shares of Class A Stock on a share-for-share basis before being so transferred; further provided that if a Family Descendant transfers Shares to a Family Trust (as described in subsection (a)(ii)(2) above), such Family Trust similarly may make outright transfers of Shares (as trust distributions or otherwise) to the spouse of any Family Descendant provided that the terms of such Family Trust require that all Shares to be so transferred shall be converted by the trustees of such Family Trust into shares of Class A Stock on a share-for-share basis before being so transferred; : and (iv) pledge Shares as collateral for money borrowed by such Family Shareholder or a member of the Branch of the Family of which such Family Shareholder is a member provided that the pledgee agrees in writing to be bound by this Agreement as if such pledgee were a member of the Branch of the Family of which such Family Shareholder is a member effective upon the receipt of such Shares.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Scripps Family Agreement (Scripps Networks Interactive, Inc.)

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Gifts; Testamentary Transfers; Pledges. Any Family Future Shareholder may, without a Purchase Right arising in favor of anyone, do the following: (i) (A) sell Shares to his or her lineal descendants, or (B) transfer Shares by inter vivos gift or testamentary transfer to his or her lineal descendants outright (provided that such descendant is of legal age and not under any legal disability), to any trust for the benefit of such a descendant, or to any trust for the benefit of the spouse of such a descendant or any other person or any entity, provided that such descendant (if Shares are so sold or if the aforesaid transfer is outright) or the trustees of such trust (if the aforesaid transfer is in trust) first becomes a party become parties to this Agreement and Agreement, thereby becomes a become Family ShareholderFuture Shareholders” hereunder effective upon the receipt of such Shares and agrees agree that the certificates for such Shares shall bear the legend provided for in Section 12 hereof; (ii) transfer Shares by inter vivos gift or testamentary transfer to: (1) any member of the Branches of the Family (a “Family Descendant”) who is of legal age and not under any legal disability; (2) any trust for the benefit of a Family Descendant, the spouse of a Family Descendant or a Charitable Organization (as defined below), provided that a majority of the trustees of the trust are (and, under the terms of the trust, are required to be) Family Descendants or that the trustees are required to vote and dispose of the Shares held under such trust at the direction of one or more Family Descendants (a “Family Trust”); and (3) any of the following, or a similar or successor form of entity, formed under the laws of a state of the United States (each, a “Family Entity”): (i) company, corporation, limited liability company or partnership wholly-owned (directly or “beneficially,” as defined in Rule 13d-3 promulgated under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended) exclusively by, and operated for the sole benefit of, one or more Family Descendants, Family Trusts or Charitable Organizations, provided that the person(s) that operate, govern, manage or otherwise control such entity are (and, under the governing documents of such entity, are required to be) Family Descendants or are otherwise required to vote and dispose of the Shares held by such entity at the direction of one or more Family Descendants, and (ii) non-profit organization, charitable foundation, or other charitable organization, provided that the person(s) that operate, govern, manage or otherwise control such entity are (and, under the governing documents of such entity, are required to be) Family Descendants or are otherwise required to vote and dispose of the Shares held by such entity at the direction of one or more Family Descendants (a “Charitable Organization”); provided that such Family Descendant (if the aforesaid transfer is outright), the trustees and any other persons (whether or not required to act in a fiduciary capacity) with authority regarding investment or voting of the Shares held under such Family Trust (if the aforesaid transfer is to a Family Trust) or the Family Entity and each direct or beneficial owner thereof (if the aforesaid transfer is to a Family Entity) first becomes a party to this Agreement and thereby becomes a “Family Shareholder” hereunder effective upon the receipt of such Shares and agrees that the certificates for such Shares shall bear the legend provided for in Section 12 hereof; (iii) transfer Shares by testamentary transfer to his or her spouse provided that such Family Future Shareholder’s last will and testament provides that all Shares to be so transferred shall be converted by the estate of such Family Future Shareholder into shares of Class A Stock on a share-for-share basis before being so transferred; further provided that if a Family Descendant transfers Shares to a Family Trust (as described in subsection (a)(ii)(2) above), such Family Trust similarly may make outright transfers of Shares (as trust distributions or otherwise) to the spouse of any Family Descendant provided that the terms of such Family Trust require that all Shares to be so transferred shall be converted by the trustees of such Family Trust into shares of Class A Stock on a share-for-share basis before being so transferred; and (iviii) pledge Shares as collateral for money borrowed by such Family Future Shareholder or a member of the Branch of the Family of which such Family Future Shareholder is a member provided that the pledgee agrees in writing to be bound by this Agreement as if such pledgee were a member of the Branch of the Family of which such Family Future Shareholder is a member effective upon the receipt of such Sharesmember.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Scripps Family Agreement (Scripps Networks Interactive, Inc.)

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