WWC Sample Clauses

WWC. (i) If WWC proposes to make a Transfer of Sale Shares (other than to a Permitted Affiliate Transferee or by means of an Excepted Transfer (subject to Sections 12(i) and 12(k) hereof)) WWC shall first offer to Transfer such Sale Shares to the Investor in accordance with the procedures for rights of first offer set forth in Section 6(c) hereof. (ii) In the event such proposed Transfer by WWC shall arise as a result of an Unsolicited Bid to WWC which WWC intends to accept, WWC shall first offer to Transfer such Sale Shares to the Investor in accordance with the procedures for rights of first refusal set forth in Section 6(d) hereof.
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WWC. (i) WWC 50% Transfer. If WWC shall have made a WWC 50% Transfer, and unless WWC shall have agreed with the WWC 50% Transferee not to Transfer to such transferee the benefit of the rights of WWC hereunder (but rather to retain all or a portion of such rights), the WWC 50% Transferee and WWC shall be permitted to share only (A) the right to require the Investor to vote in favor of WWC's designees to the Board under Section 3, which right of WWC shall survive until the Investor's right to designate directors is terminated in accordance with Section 3, and (B) WWC's preemptive rights under Section 9, which shall survive until no other Shareholder has preemptive rights under Section 9. In each case, the rights of WWC and such transferee shall be subject to any termination or diminution thereof after giving effect to such Transfer, in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. All other rights may be either retained by WWC or transferred by WWC to a WWC 50% Transferee, with WWC or such transferee, as the case may be; being the sole party
WWC. (i) If WWC proposes to make a Transfer of Sale Shares (other than to a Permitted Affiliate Transferee or by means of an Excepted Transfer (subject to Sections
WWC. (i) WWC 50% Transfer. If WWC shall have made a WWC 50% Transfer, and unless WWC shall have agreed with the WWC 50% Transferee not to Transfer to such transferee the benefit of the rights of WWC hereunder (but rather to retain all or a portion of such rights), the WWC 50% Transferee and WWC shall be permitted to share only (A) the right to require the Investor to vote in favor of WWC's designees to the Board under Section 3, which right of WWC shall survive until the Investor's right to designate directors is terminated in accordance with Section 3, and (B) WWC's preemptive rights under Section 9, which shall survive until no other Shareholder has preemptive rights under Section 9. In each case, the rights of WWC and such transferee shall be subject to any termination or diminution thereof after giving effect to such Transfer, in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. All other rights may be either retained by WWC or transferred by WWC to a WWC 50% Transferee, with WWC or such transferee, as the case may be; being the sole party entitled to the benefit of such rights thereafter. Except where the context requires otherwise, such transferee shall be deemed to be "WWC" and a "Shareholder" for purposes of the provisions of this Agreement governing the rights held exclusively by it, and both WWC and such transferee shall be deemed to be "WWC" and a "Shareholder" for purposes of the provisions hereof governing rights shared by them.

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