Parties’ Declarations. 2.1 CLS declares that it is entitled pursuant to any law and agreement, including the Main Agreement, to enter into this Sub-Lease Agreement with MediWound, that there is no legal impediment to CLS’s execution and performance of this Sub-Lease Agreement with MediWound, and that CLS has received the consent of the Principal Lessor for this Sub-Lease Agreement, which consent is attached hereto as Annex C. 2.2 CLS declares that the Main Agreement is in full force and effect, and has not been amended. 2.3 MediWound declares that it is entitled pursuant to any law and agreement to enter into this Sub-Lease Agreement with CLS and that there is no legal impediment to MediWound’s execution and performance of this Sub-Lease Agreement with CLS. 2.4 MediWound declares that it has read the terms and conditions of the Main Agreement and that it has understood said terms and conditions. 2.5 MediWound declares that it has seen and inspected the Main Premises, the Premises, all parts and details thereof and their vicinity, has been advised by CLS to inspect the planning status of the Main Premises and the Premises with the city planning program (“Taba”), and MediWound certifies that it has found the Premises to be suitable for its purposes and objectives from every aspect whatsoever and it renounces any contention of any inconsistency, defect (excluding a “hidden defect”) and any other contention in connection therewith, subject to the validity of CLS’s declarations. 2.6 MediWound declares that it is aware that certain portions of the Main Premises (not including the Premises) are currently sub-leased to third parties, and that CLS may continue to sub-lease these or other portions of the Main Premises (not including the Premises) to any third party. 2.7 CLS declares that in case the office areas specified under Annex D in the first floor of the Main Premises and currently used by MediWound will have to be vacated for any reason, MediWound shall be entitled to receive an additional 90 sq.m. office space on the ground floor. In this case, an amount of $1,000 (one thousand US dollar) would be added to the current monthly fee (19,000$), and the monthly fee shall be $20,000 (twenty thousand US dollars)

Parties’ Declarations. 2.1 The Lessor hereby declares that it is the sole holder and Owner of the Leasehold, that it is authorized to lease the Leasehold to the Lessee and that there is no impediment of whatever nature to leasing the Leasehold to the Lessee. 2.2 The Lessee hereby declares that it has viewed and examined the Leasehold, that following such examination it has found same fit for its purposes and objectives and that it waives any contention with respect to defect, the right to cancel the transaction due to a defect or incompatibility with respect to the Leasehold other than hidden defect, with respect to the location of the Leasehold and the identification thereof, and it agrees to accept the Leasehold in its condition on the date of entering into this Agreement, subject to the completions pursuant to the plans and technical specification attached hereto.

Parties’ Declarations. 8.1. Declarations common to all Parties (a) for any Party that is a legal entity, it has been duly registered and exists in accordance with the regulations in force and its constitutive documents; (b) that it has the legal capacity and all the powers and authorisations necessary for the signature and the execution of this BSA Air Investment Agreement and all other contracts, documents or instruments to be executed hereby are validly binding on each Party; (c) that the execution and enforcement of this BSA Air Investment Agreement has been duly authorized, where applicable, by its authorized bodies and does not and will not result in any breach, termination or modification of any contract or instrument to which it is a party and that this agreement does not conflict with any provision of such contract or instrument; and (d) for any Party that is a legal entity, that it is not in a state of cessation of payments or subject to a procedure under Book VI of the French Commercial Code (Code de commerce) (including the "mandat ad hoc" or the "surendettement des particuliers" procedure)and that there is no reason at this time for it to be subject to any such procedure; (e) in accordance with anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing regulations: (i) that the origin of the funds paid for any subscription of Shares pursuant to this BSA Air Investment Agreement is lawful and does not derive from an activity contrary to the applicable legislation and listed in particular in Title VI "Obligations relating to the fight against money laundering, terrorist financing and prohibited lotteries, games and betting" of Book V of the Code Monétaire et Financier, French Monetary and Financial Code; (ii) that they do not facilitate by any means the false justification of the origin of the assets or income of the perpetrator of a crime or an offense that has procured the latter a direct or indirect profit, nor have provided assistance to invest, conceal or convert the direct or indirect proceeds of a crime or offense.

Parties’ Declarations. 7.5.1 The Parties agreed that within a maximum of one year from creation of the Company, the aim is that the Projects Committee of the Company would have approved a Project Business Plan with an income to BB of not less than US dollars 100 000 (one hundred thousand) in the first year thereafter. Subsequent income for the future years would rise from the previous figure to not less than US dollars 300 000 (three hundred thousand). 7.5.1.1 BB may consider to approve any business plans with expected result smaller than a minimum income of US dollars 100 000 (one hundred thousand) to BB. 7.5.2 If the Company proposes to fund the capital of any project from other sources, than it should notify the source and get the agreement of Company’s Projects Committee on any new shareholding structure in a subsidiary. 7.5.3 In case if in one year from creation of the Company no Project Business Plan will be presented to Company Projects Committee, AA will pay the amount of US dollars 75 000 (seventy five thousand) to BB.

Parties’ Declarations. 2.1 The landlord hereby declares that it is the possessor and holder of the rights of long lease of the leased premises and that it is permitted to let the leased premises to the tenant and that there is no impediment of any kind to letting the leased premises to the tenant. 2.2 The tenant hereby declares that it has seen and inspected the leased premises and that after the inspection it has found the leased premises to be suitable for its needs and purposes and that it waives any claim of defect, choice or non-conformity with regard to the leased premises, the location of the leased premises, and the identification thereof and it agrees to accept the leased premises.

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