Examples of Class Membership Interest in a sentence
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the foregoing, a Member may also sell its Class Membership Interest pursuant to the right of first refusal provisions set forth in Section 10.6.
The offering process described in this paragraph shall continue in this manner until a price is reached at which either the Competing Class or the Non-Competing Class is willing to sell its Class Membership Interest to the other class.
In the event of a Counter-Offer, the Non-Competing Class shall have 30 days to decide either to accept the Counter-Offer or to make another offer by stating a single cash price, which is at least 5% higher than the Counter-Offer, at which it is prepared to purchase the Class Membership Interest of the Competing Class (a "Subsequent Offer").
In the event of a Subsequent Offer by the Non-Competing Class, the Competing Class shall have 30 days to decide either to accept the Subsequent Offer or to make another counter-offer by stating a single cash price, which is at least 5% higher than the Subsequent Offer, at which it is prepared to purchase the Class Membership Interest of the Non-Competing Class.
In the event of an Initial Offer, the Competing Class shall have 60 days to decide either to accept the Initial Offer or to make a counter-offer by stating a single cash price, which is at least 5% higher than the Initial Offer, at which it is prepared to purchase the Class Membership Interest of the Non-Competing Class (a "Counter-Offer").
In the event of a Subsequent Offer by the Non-Competing Class, the Competing Class shall have 30 days to decide either to accept the Subsequent Offer or to make another counter- offer by stating a single cash price, which is at least 5% higher than the Subsequent Offer, at which it is prepared to purchase the Class Membership Interest of the Non-Competing Class.
In the event of a Counter-Offer, the Non-Competing Class shall have 30 days to decide either to accept the Counter-Offer or to make another offer by stating a single cash price, which is at least 5% higher than the Counter-Offer, at which it is prepared to purchase the Class Membership Interest of the Competing Class (a “Subsequent Offer”).
In the event of an Initial Offer, the Competing Class shall have 60 days to decide either to accept the Initial Offer or to make a counter-offer by stating a single cash price, which is at least 5% higher than the Initial Offer, at which it is prepared to purchase the Class Membership Interest of the Non-Competing Class (a “Counter-Offer”).
The offering process described in this paragraph shall continue in this manner until a price is -34- 107 reached at which either the Competing Class or the Non-Competing Class is willing to sell its Class Membership Interest to the other class.