Common use of Conversion to Corporation Clause in Contracts

Conversion to Corporation. The Management Board may elect to cause the Company to be converted from a limited liability company to a corporation (the “Successor Corporation”). All of the rights, privileges, and powers of the Company and all property and assets of the Company shall remain vested in the Successor Corporation, and all debts, liabilities, and duties of the Company shall remain attached to the Successor Corporation, all as more provided by applicable Law. Upon consummation of the conversion: (a) all Members shall be issued such class or series and amount of preferred or common stock or other securities in the Successor Corporation which reflects their relative economic interests in the Company with respect to the class or series of Equity Securities owned by them prior to the conversion and whose terms best preserve the rights, privileges, preferences, restrictions and limitations of such applicable class or series of Equity Securities as provided under this Agreement, including but, not limited to, the rights to receive those dollar amounts that would be allocated to each class or series of Equity Securities if the Company were to be liquidated in accordance with this Agreement at the time of such conversion, and (b) the Members shall enter into, and cause the Successor Corporation to enter into, a shareholders agreement with respect to the equity securities of the Successor Corporation setting forth rights and obligations of the parties equivalent to those set forth in this Agreement. Any such shareholders agreement shall also include substantially equivalent demand and piggy back registration rights for the benefit of the Priority Members (and excluding the Members holding Class C Units) on customary terms and conditions.