SPIN-OFF FOR ABSORPTION Sample Clauses

SPIN-OFF FOR ABSORPTION. 1.1 TAG hereby transfers its AT Towers division to A1TH by way of universal succession by way of spin-off for absorption without granting shares pursuant to §§ 1 para. 2 no. 2 and 17 Spin-off Act as well as the provisions of this Spin-off and Transfer Agreement including the Spin-off Plan, with TAG continuing to exist. A1TH accepts this transfer without granting shares.
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