Common use of Piggy-Back Rights Clause in Contracts

Piggy-Back Rights. (a) If an Offeror is entitled and proposes to sell its Shares in accordance with the Third Party Offer pursuant to Article 12, the Offeror shall, at least fifteen days prior to the date specified for completion of the Third Party Offer, give notice in writing (a “Disposition Notice”) to the Offerees.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Unanimous Shareholder Agreement, Unanimous Shareholder Agreement, Unanimous Shareholder Agreement

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Piggy-Back Rights. (a1) If an Offeror is entitled and proposes to sell its Shares in accordance with the Third Party Offer pursuant to Article 12Section 6.3 and if the sale of the Purchased Shares would result in a change of Control of the Company, the Offeror shall, at least fifteen thirty days prior to the date specified for completion of the Third Party Offer, give notice in writing (a “Disposition Notice”) to the Offerees.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Shareholders’ Agreement (Red Mountain Ventures Limited Partnership)

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