Prohibited Conversion Clause Samples
The Prohibited Conversion clause restricts parties from converting certain securities, assets, or interests into another form, such as shares or debt instruments, under specified circumstances. Typically, this clause applies to convertible securities or instruments and outlines scenarios where conversion is not allowed, such as when it would breach regulatory limits or contractual thresholds. Its core function is to prevent actions that could undermine contractual agreements, regulatory compliance, or the intended structure of ownership and control.
Prohibited Conversion. The Owner will not convert the Project to condominium or co- operative ownership, and will not offer any units for sale or "lease to own".
Prohibited Conversion. During the term hereof, the Borrower will not convert the Qualified Project to condominium or co-operative Ownership.
Prohibited Conversion. The Project shall remain Rental Housing throughout the Term. The Owner will not convert the Project to condominium or co-operative ownership, and will not offer any units for sale or "lease to own".
