Previous Meeting Sample Clauses

Previous Meeting. Prior to any Shareholders’ Meeting or any meeting of the Board of Directors called to discuss (i) any matters stated in Sections 3.6 or 4.1 hereof (“Special Resolutions”); or (ii) any of the Other Resolutions (as defined in Exhibit 1.2 hereto, which, together with Special Resolutions, shall henceforth be referred to as the “Resolutions Subject to Previous Meetings”), the Parties shall hold a previous meeting (“Previous Meeting”) with the purpose of determining the content of the vote to be cast by VDQ and SALIC, or by the Directors appointed by them, as applicable, acting as one single block, in the relevant Shareholders’ Meeting or meeting of the Board of Directors.
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Previous Meeting. The Parties agree that any decision with respect to which the Investor would have a veto pursuant to Section 4.3 and 5.1 below shall be subject to a previous meeting among the Parties in order to discuss and agree (in accordance with the requirements of this Agreement) upon the manner in which each of the Parties or their representatives on the Shareholders Meetings or the Board, as the case may be, will vote with respect to any of such matters (“Previous Meeting”). In connection with any such vote, each of the Shareholders agrees (a) to attend the Shareholders Meetings and cast its votes in such a manner to comply with the decision taken by the Controlling Shareholders and the Investor in the Previous Meeting and in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement; (b) cause its respective Board representatives to attend the respective Board meeting so called; (c) to cause its Board representatives to vote in such a manner to comply with the decision taken by the Controlling Shareholders and the Investor in the Previous Meeting and in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement.
Previous Meeting. Prior to any Shareholders’ Meeting or any meeting of the Board of Directors called to discuss (i) any matters stated in Sections 3.6 or 4.1hereof (“Special Resolutions”); or (ii) any of the Other Resolutions (as defined in Exhibit 1.2 hereto, which, together with Special Resolutions, shall henceforth be referred to as the “Resolutions Subject to Previous Meetings”), the Parties shall hold a previous meeting (“Previous Meeting”) with the purpose of determining the content of (a) the vote to be cast by VDQ in the preliminary meeting to be held between VDQ and BRF pursuant to the BRF Agreement (“BRF Preliminary Meeting”), if applicable; and, subject to BRF’s approval in the BRF Preliminary Meeting, if applicable, (b) the vote to be cast by VDQ, SALIC and BRF, or by the Directors appointed by them, as applicable, acting as one single block, in the relevant Shareholders’ Meeting or meeting of the Board of Directors.

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