Common use of Voting by Ordinary Shareholders Clause in Contracts

Voting by Ordinary Shareholders. Ordinary Shareholders may vote by either (i) turning their Ordinary Shares into Share Tokens, locking these in the SHA Smart Contract and then voting, or (ii) reporting their vote to the Oracle which shall report such votes to the Offer Contract within 96 hours, subject to reimbursement of the transaction fees for voting. The Oracle, but not the Token Holders, can technically report votes to the Offer Contract even after the end of the Voting Period, but shall only do so for votes received before the end of the Voting Period. The Ordinary Shareholders shall vote no, and hereby instruct the Oracle to vote no, if the conditions and/or terms of a Drag-Along Event are not met.

Voting by Ordinary Shareholders. Ordinary Shareholders may vote by either (i) turning their Ordinary Shares into Share Tokens, locking these in the SHA Smart Contract and then voting, or (ii) reporting their vote to the Oracle which shall report such votes to the Offer Contract within 96 hours, subject to reimbursement of the transaction fees for voting. The Oracle, but not the Token Holders, can technically report votes to the Offer Contract even after the end of the Voting Period, but shall only do so for votes received before the end of the Voting Period. The Ordinary Shareholders shall vote no, and hereby instruct the Oracle to vote no, if the conditions and/or terms of a Drag-Along Event or the Purchase Offer Event, as applicable, are not met.