Common use of Right and Duty of Member to Mitigate Risk of Becoming a Defaulting Member Clause in Contracts

Right and Duty of Member to Mitigate Risk of Becoming a Defaulting Member. If a Member believes that it may become a Defaulting Member, that Member must use reasonable efforts to cause one or more Eligible Substitute Members to make Capital Contributions to the Company in an amount sufficient to satisfy the obligation of the Member. Upon the execution by those Eligible Substitute Member(s) of their respective Joinder(s) (if they are not already Members) and the making of their Capital Contributions, the Manager shall cause those Eligible Substitute Member(s) to be admitted to the Company, and shall cause an appropriate part of that Member’s Membership Interest and any rights that relate to Membership Interest, including tax credits, tax deductions or other tax benefits, to be transferred to those Eligible Substitute Member(s).

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Limited Liability Company Operating Agreement, Limited Liability Company Operating Agreement, Limited Liability Company Operating Agreement

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