Common use of Change of Control of Tenant Clause in Contracts

Change of Control of Tenant. (a) Where the Tenant is a corporation other than a listed public company a change in shareholding (including any variation in the beneficial ownership of the shares) of the Tenant or its holding company (unless the holding company is a listed public company) that gives control of the Tenant to a different person or group of persons will be deemed to be an assignment of this Lease with the proposed new shareholders, beneficial owners or management treated as the proposed new lessee. (b) Where the Tenant is a trustee other than a trustee of a unit trust listed on an Australian Stock Exchange any change in the beneficiaries of the trust, the appointor or other similar position effectively altering the control of the trust to a different person or group of persons will be deemed to be an assignment of this Lease with the proposed new beneficiaries, appointor or other person treated as the proposed new lessee.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement