Common use of Lost Voting Trust Certificates Clause in Contracts

Lost Voting Trust Certificates. If a Voting Trust Certificate is lost, stolen, mutilated, or destroyed, the Voting Trustee, at the Voting Trustee’s sole discretion, may require the Corporation to issue a duplicate of that Certificate upon receipt from the applicable Shareholder of evidence of the loss or mutilation that is satisfactory to the Voting Trustee, and either:

Lost Voting Trust Certificates. If a Voting Trust Certificate is lost, stolen, mutilated, mutilated or destroyed, the Voting Trustee, at the Voting Trustee’s sole discretion, may require the Corporation to issue a duplicate of that Certificate upon receipt from the applicable Shareholder of evidence of the loss or mutilation that is satisfactory to the Voting Trustee, and either:

Lost Voting Trust Certificates. If a any Voting Trust Certificate is lost, stolen, mutilated, mutilated or destroyed, the Voting Trustee, at the Voting Trustee’s sole in its discretion, may require the Corporation to issue a duplicate of that Certificate such certificate upon receipt from the applicable Shareholder of of: (a) evidence of the loss or mutilation that is such fact satisfactory to the Voting Trustee, and either:; (b)

Lost Voting Trust Certificates. If a any Voting Trust Certificate is lost, stolen, mutilated, mutilated or destroyed, the Voting Trustee, at the Voting Trustee’s sole in its discretion, may require the Corporation to issue a duplicate of that Certificate such certificate upon receipt from the applicable Shareholder of of: (a) evidence of the loss or mutilation that is such fact satisfactory to the Voting Trustee; (b) indemnity satisfactory to the Voting Trustee; (c) the existing certificate, if mutilated; and either:(d) reasonable fees and expenses in connection with the issuance of a new trust certificate.

Lost Voting Trust Certificates. If a any Voting Trust Certificate is lost, stolen, mutilated, mutilated or destroyed, the Voting Trustee, at the Voting Trustee’s sole in his discretion, may require the Corporation to issue a duplicate of that Certificate such certificate upon receipt from the applicable Shareholder of of: (a) evidence of the loss or mutilation that is such fact satisfactory to him; (b) indemnity 2 satisfactory to him; (c) the Voting Trusteeexisting certificate, if mutilated; and either:(d) his reasonable fees and expenses in connection with the issuance of a new trust certificate.

Lost Voting Trust Certificates. If a Voting Trust Certificate is lost, stolen, mutilated, mutilated or destroyed, the Voting Trustee, at the Voting Trustee’s sole discretion, may require the Corporation to issue a duplicate of that Certificate certificate upon receipt from the applicable Shareholder of evidence of the loss or mutilation that is satisfactory to the Voting Trustee, and either: