Common use of RIGHT OF PREFERENCE Clause in Contracts

RIGHT OF PREFERENCE. By virtue of the subscription of this contract, the VENDOR grants in favor of the PURCHASER a right of preference to acquire 100 % (one hundred per cent) of the SHARES, once these can be legally exercised and sold in the corresponding stock market. For such a purpose, the VENDOR commits itself as of this moment to notify in writing and in all opportunity to the PURCHASER of its intention of selling part or the totality of the SHARES. The PURCHASER will benefit with a time term of 30 (thirty) natural days to exercise the described right. In the event the PURCHASER decides not to exercise his right of preference or simply does not answer in writing the VENDOR’S notification of this latter’s intention of sale within the described time term, he will be free to go ahead and sell the SHARES in the corresponding stock market, heeding to the adjustment process of amount of shares and guaranteed price per share described in the above Third Clause.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Sales Purchase Contract (Tara Gold Resources Corp.), Sales Purchase Contract (Tara Minerals Corp.), Tara Gold Resources Corp.

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RIGHT OF PREFERENCE. By virtue of the subscription of this contract, the VENDOR grants in favor of the PURCHASER a right of preference to acquire 100 % (one hundred per cent) of the SHARES, once these can be legally exercised and sold in the corresponding stock market. For such a purpose, the VENDOR commits itself as of this moment to notify in writing and in all opportunity to the PURCHASER of its intention of selling part or the totality of the SHARES. The PURCHASER will benefit with enjoy a time term of 30 (thirty) natural days to exercise the described right. In the event the PURCHASER decides not to exercise his right of preference or simply does not answer in writing the VENDOR’S notification of this latter’s intention of sale within the described time term, he will be free to go ahead and sell the SHARES in the corresponding stock market, heeding to the adjustment process of amount of shares and guaranteed price per share described in the above Third Clause.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Sales Purchase Contract (Tara Minerals Corp.), Sales Purchase Contract (Tara Gold Resources Corp.)

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RIGHT OF PREFERENCE. By virtue of the subscription of this contract, the VENDOR grants in favor of the PURCHASER a right of preference to acquire 100 % (one hundred per cent) of the SHARES, once these can be legally exercised and sold in the corresponding stock market. For such a purpose, the VENDOR commits itself as of this moment to notify in writing and in all opportunity to the PURCHASER of its intention of selling part or the totality of the SHARES. The PURCHASER will benefit with enjoy a time term of 30 (thirty) natural days to exercise the described right. In the event the PURCHASER decides not to exercise his right of preference or simply does not answer in writing the VENDOR’S notification of this latter’s intention of sale within the described time term, he will be free to go ahead and sell the SHARES in the corresponding stock market, heeding to the adjustment process of amount of shares and guaranteed price per share described in the above Third Clause.. Sales-Purchase Contract of technical information on mining prospecting subscribed between Corporación Kedah, S. A. de C. V., and Xxxx Minerals Corp.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Sales Purchase Contract (Tara Gold Resources Corp.)

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