Not Unreasonably Small Capital Sample Clauses

Not Unreasonably Small Capital. The assets owned by Pledgor immediately after giving effect to the pledge of the Securities to Pledgee and, if applicable, the transfer of the Securities to Successor Borrower represent an amount of capital that is not unreasonably small for the business in which Pledgor is engaged, and Pledgor does not intend to engage in any other business for which such capital would be unreasonably small;
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Not Unreasonably Small Capital. The assets owned by Original Borrower immediately after giving effect to the pledge of the Securities to Lender and the transfer of the Securities to Successor Borrower represent an amount of capital that is not unreasonably small for the business in which Original Borrower is engaged, and Original Borrower does not intend to engage in any other business for which such capital would be unreasonably small.

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