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Superintendent Hay: He said there are 11 classrooms in the old MC Village and these classrooms were slated to be torn down after we built the new center.
The Emergence and Mobilising Structures of FUI Major Member MovementsThis chapter analyses the historical backgrounds and emergence of Islamic revivalist movements in post-Suharto Indonesia that constitute FUI member movements.
Because two of the Major Member Decisions listed in Section 9.13 provide unique rights concerning the Series A Preferred Unitholder, it is sensible that the first clause be interpreted to vest the Series A Preferred Unitholder with unique class voting rights, as Defendants argue.The surplusage canon compels the same conclusion.
Notice of any vote regarding these Major Member Decisions must be provided to the existing Members at least two weeks prior to the vote and no more than 30 days prior to the vote.
A Full Member/ Major Member shall be entitled to apply to the Board for his/its representation on the Board of Directors.
Plaintiffs claim that the Implus transaction was a Major Member Decision subject to Section 9.13 of the Operative LLC Agreement.
Major Member Decisions must be approved by: (a) the Series A Preferred Unitholder (Steelpoint); and (b) the majority of holders of the combined total of the Series B Preferred Units, the Series C Preferred Units, and the Voting Common Units.
Major Member States contributing to the INIS Database, sorted by number of records submitted, are: the United States of America, Germany, Japan, France, the Russian Federation, Bra- zil, the Republic of Korea, China, Poland, Ukraine, and India.
Under Plaintiffs’ interpretation of Section 9.13, the approval of a majority of each class of Unitholders, voting as separate classes, is required for all Major Member Decisions.36 But, again, the structure of the first clause of Section 9.13 singles out the Series A Preferred Unitholder, providing that “[t]he Company shall not, without the approval of the Series A Preferred Unitholder,” do certain things.
For the purpose of their motion to dismiss, Defendants do not dispute that the Implus transaction was a Major Member Decision subject to Section 9.13.28 Rather, they argue that Section 9.13 does not grant a separate class vote to the common unitholders on Major Member Decisions.