Examples of Class A Unit Holder in a sentence
No Class A Unit Holder shall have any right whatsoever to require the redemption or exchange of its Class A Preferred Units.
Such Class A Unit Holder will be entitled to notice of any Member(s)' meeting just as are holders of Class B Units, and will be entitled to vote, together with holders of Class B Units on matters according to the terms of the Company Agreement.
Class A Common Unit" means a Unit held by a Class A Common Member or Class A Unit Holder.
The Class A Common Units and the Class B Units shall be entitled to the same rights, duties, liabilities, and obligations hereunder, except that Class B Units shall have no voting rights except as required by law or as set forth herein, and no Class A Unit Holder shall receive a distribution unless all Class B Unit Holders first receive a distribution in proportion to their relative profits and losses percentages set forth on Schedule A.
Provisions of the credit agreement required the Company to establish certain levels of capital expenditure prior to having access to funding under the credit facility.On April 22, 2010, Finco and Holdco executed an equity capital contribution agreement (ECCA) and Holdco executed an amended and restated operating agreement (and as amended and restated on June 2, 2010) with an equity investor (the Class A Unit Holder) (Note 7, Liability for Equity Capital Contributions).
Other than voting rights, the Class A Common Units and the Class B Units shall be entitled to the same rights, duties, liabilities, and obligations hereunder; provided, however, no Class A Unit Holder shall receive a distribution unless all Class B Unit Holders first receive a distribution in proportion to their relative profits and losses percentages set forth on Schedule A.
Class A Unit Holder " means each Person who is a Unit Holder (but not a Member) and owns a Class A Common Unit.
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