Connecticut Registration Rights Agreement is a legal document that outlines the rights and obligations of Turn stone Systems, Inc. (the "Company") and the purchaser in regard to the registration of securities issued by the Company in Connecticut. This agreement provides the purchaser with certain rights to have their securities registered with the appropriate regulatory authorities in Connecticut. These registration rights are important for the purchaser as they enable them to freely sell or transfer their securities in compliance with state regulations. The Connecticut Registration Rights Agreement ensures that the Company will promptly register the securities on behalf of the purchaser, allowing them to maximize their liquidity and potential returns. It also specifies the obligations of the Company, such as timely filing of necessary documents and cooperating with the purchaser to facilitate the registration process. Keywords: Connecticut, Registration Rights Agreement, Turn stone Systems, Inc., purchaser, securities, regulatory authorities, compliance, liquidity, returns, filing, cooperating. Different types of Connecticut Registration Rights Agreements between Turn stone Systems, Inc. and purchasers may include: 1. "Demand Registration Rights Agreement": This type of agreement allows the purchaser to request the Company to register their securities on demand, usually within a specified time frame. The agreement will outline the process and conditions for making such demands. 2. "Piggyback Registration Rights Agreement": This agreement grants the purchaser the right to include their securities in any future registration statement filed by the Company. The purchaser can "piggyback" on the Company's registration, which allows them to take advantage of the resources and cost-sharing benefits. 3. "Shelf Registration Rights Agreement": This type of agreement enables the purchaser to have their securities registered in advance, even if they do not intend to sell them immediately. It offers flexibility to the purchaser by allowing them to decide when to offer their securities for sale within a specified shelf registration period. 4. "Form S-3 Registration Rights Agreement": This agreement is specific to certain eligible purchasers who meet the requirements set forth by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to utilize the short-form registration process (Form S-3). It allows these purchasers to benefit from an expedited and simplified registration process. These different types of Connecticut Registration Rights Agreements provide flexibility and options to the purchasers and outline their specific rights and obligations concerning the registration of their securities in Connecticut.