Examples of Controlled Shareholder in a sentence
Using this definition, and assuming that your use of the words "wholly owned subsidiary" to describe SUB A means that Bank would own all of the voting shares of SUB A, we conclude that Bank, through Sub A, would have a majority ownership of Life Agency because SUB A's Controlled Shareholder would own only nominally the sole voting share of Life Agency, and the other indicia of ownership would be in SUB A.
An employee of SUB A the ("Controlled Shareholder") would own the sole share of Life Agency voting stock, but, under a "close corporation agreement" with SUB A, would have none of the indicia of ownership of such share, except the technical right to vote the share.
Except as required for performance of any employment agreement with the Corporation, the Shareholder and, if applicable, its Principal shall not directly or indirectly use, copy, store or disclose the Confidential Information or any trade-xxxx, trade name or logo of the Corporation or its clients', during or after the Shareholder or, in the case of a Principal, the Controlled Shareholder which such Principal Controls ceases to hold any Shares.
All other indicia of ownership, including the right to receive any dividends (other than purely nominal dividend rights held by the Controlled Shareholder as may be required by applicable state law), profits, other income or other distributions, would instead reside exclusively in SUB A, Bank's wholly owned subsidiary.
The Controlled Shareholder could only vote the share in the manner and for the purposes determined by Corporation X, Bank, and SUB A.
Each of the Principals will cause its respective Controlled Shareholder to comply with and carry out the provisions of this Agreement.
However, as the undertaking to underwrite by EUL in the Controlled Shareholder Undertaking is with a related party of the Company (EUL), EUL's undertaking to take up additional New Ordinary Shares and the Company's obligation to issue the Additional Shares can only be utilized if the Related Party Resolutions are passed.
In that case, such proposed Change of Control shall be deemed an offer by the Controlled Shareholder to sell its Shares of the Company to the Offeree for the fair market value of such Shares; provided, however, that the purchase price payable for the Shares by the Offeree shall be determined at the Controlled Shareholder’s expense by a mutually agreed upon appraisal firm.