Transfer Rights of the General Partner Sample Clauses

Transfer Rights of the General Partner. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, the General Partner shall have the right to transfer up to 95% of its interest in the Partnership to persons or entities of its choosing. In the event of such an allocation, those persons or entities shall be considered to be "special Limited Partners" and shall not, by virtue of such designation, have any management rights associated with the General Partner, nor shall they be considered to have assumed any of the liabilities of the Partnership. These "special limited partners" shall, however, have rights to allocation of tax items and distributions of Net Available Cash and Net Capital Proceeds to the extent of, but no greater than that which the General Partner would have received had it retained such Partnership interest. The General Partner shall remain liable in its obligations as General Partner of the Partnership.
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  • of the General Terms and Conditions If none, please so indicate by checking the box: x.

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