South Dakota Registration Rights Agreement is a legal document between Shell, Inc. and Mole Incorporated, detailing the rights and responsibilities of both parties regarding the registration of securities issued by Shell, Inc. in South Dakota. The agreement outlines the process and requirements for registering the securities with the South Dakota Securities Division, in compliance with state laws and regulations. It ensures that Shell, Inc. has the necessary rights to offer and sell its securities within the state. The South Dakota Registration Rights Agreement includes provisions relating to the filing and effectiveness of the registration statement, payment of registration expenses, indemnification of the parties involved, and restrictions on the transfer and sale of the registered securities. Furthermore, the agreement may also encompass different types of agreements based on the specific terms and conditions agreed upon by Shell, Inc. and Mole Incorporated. These types may include: 1. Demand Registration Rights Agreement: This type of agreement allows Shell, Inc. to request Mole Incorporated to register the sale of its securities with the South Dakota Securities Division. Shell, Inc. can exercise this right at its discretion and can request registration multiple times. 2. Piggyback Registration Rights Agreement: In a piggyback registration, Shell, Inc. has the right to participate in Mole Incorporated's registration statement. If Mole Incorporated decides to register its securities, Shell, Inc. can include its securities in the same registration, thereby allowing them to benefit from Mole Incorporated's registration process and cost-sharing. These are just a few examples of the possible types of South Dakota Registration Rights Agreement that could exist between Shell, Inc. and Mole Incorporated. The specific terms and conditions will vary based on the negotiations between both parties and the desired objectives of each agreement.