Initial Class A Reset Procedure Sample Clauses

Initial Class A Reset Procedure. During the period commencing ninety (90) days and ending forty-five (45) days prior to the initial Class A Reset Date, the Company and the holders of all the Class A Limited Membership Interests shall consult with one another to determine whether they are able to agree upon a Class A Preferred Return Rate in advance of such Class A Reset Date. In the event agreement is reached at least forty-five (45) days before such Class A Reset Date, the Class A Preferred Return Rate will be reset as of such Class A Reset Date pursuant to such agreement and will remain in effect until the second Scheduled Reset Date. In the event no agreement pursuant to this Section 7.1(b) is reached at least forty-five (45) days before the initial Class A Reset Date, the Company shall, on a date no later than such Class A Reset Date, conduct an auction or mandatory remarketing (a “Class A Mandatory Remarketing”) to set the applicable Class A Preferred Return Rate pursuant to Section 7.1(c)(i). In the event of any Class A Mandatory Remarketing, each holder of Class A Limited Membership Interests hereby agrees that the Company shall have the right to, and the Company shall, enter into a Class A Remarketing Agreement with the Class A Remarketing Agent to effect the sale of the Class A Limited Membership Interests to the Person or Persons providing the Winning Bid Rate in such Class A Mandatory Remarketing, and each holder of Class A Limited Membership Interests shall be bound by the Class A Remarketing Agreement; provided that any Class A Remarketing Agreement shall not obligate any holder to make or provide any representation, warranty, or covenant, or take any action or enter into an agreement other than to sell the Class A Limited Membership Interests, pursuant to a Secondary Purchase Agreement, if there is a successful Class A Mandatory Remarketing.
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