Mobile S Sample Clauses

Mobile S. A. paid Ch$18,287,313 on October 26, 1999, for the use of the radio electric spectrum. Please note that this payment was made with a 10-month delay therefore, an event of default was incurred pursuant to article 36 of the Telecommunications Act. In the case of Mobile S.A. of the Ch$18,287,313 it paid, Ch$1,822,639 corresponded to the fine applied and interest.
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Mobile S. A. has evidenced payment of its municipal patent corresponding to the second semester of 1998, first and second semester of 1999. The company filed with the Chilean Internal Revenue Service the application to initiate services on March 31, 1995 and did not pay municipal patents until the second semester of 1998. On June 30, 2000 Mobile S.A. filed with the Municipality of Providencia a request for the handling of its municipal patent.
Mobile S. A. No. Paid-in Shares Capital* ------ -------- Centennial Cayman Corp. Chile Ltda. 99 Andean Cayman Corp. 1
Mobile S. A. No. Nominal Value of Shares Per Share** --------- ----------- Centennial Cayman Corp. Chile Ltda. 99 Andean Cayman Corp. 1 * Equity interests do not have a par value. ** These shares have no nominal par value. EXHIBIT 3.3(iii) CAPITAL STRUCTURE OF EACH OF THE PERUVIAN COMPANIES SMR Direct Peru Equity Nominal Value Rights Per Interest ------ ------------ CCC Holdings Peru S.R.L. 1,042,511 S./10 Centennial Communications Corp. 1 S./10 Centennial Cayman Corp. 1 S./10

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