The Montana Registration Rights Agreement is a legal document that outlines the terms and conditions between Object Soft Corp. and investors related to the sale and purchase of 6% Series G convertible preferred stocks. This agreement provides certain rights and protections to the investors, specifically pertaining to the registration of these securities with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). One type of Montana Registration Rights Agreement is a "Demand Registration Rights Agreement." In this agreement, investors have the right to request Object Soft Corp. to register their 6% Series G convertible preferred stocks with the SEC. The demand for registration can be made anytime within a specified period, and Object Soft Corp. is obliged to undertake the necessary actions to register the securities promptly. Another type of Montana Registration Rights Agreement is a "Piggyback Registration Rights Agreement." Under this agreement, the investors have the right to include their 6% Series G convertible preferred stocks in any subsequent registration statement filed by Object Soft Corp. for any offering of its securities. By exercising this right, the investors can piggyback on the registration process initiated by Object Soft Corp. and ensure that their securities are also registered with the SEC. The main objective of these agreements is to provide liquidity to the investors by allowing them to sell their securities in the public market. By registering the 6% Series G convertible preferred stocks with the SEC, the investors gain the ability to freely trade these securities, thereby enhancing their marketability and potentially increasing their value. Keywords: Montana Registration Rights Agreement, Object Soft Corp., Investors, 6% Series G convertible preferred stocks, sale, purchase, demand registration rights, piggyback registration rights, Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, liquidity, securities, public market, marketability.