Kings New York Registration Rights Agreement between Sheldahl, Inc. and Molex Incorporated

• Category: Corporations - Public - Rights
• State: Multi-State
• County: Kings
• Control #: US-EG-9014
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

Registration Rights Agreement between Sheldahl, Inc., Molex Incorporated and Richard C. Wilcox, Jr. dated January 11, 2000. 18 pages The Kings New York Registration Rights Agreement between Shell, Inc. and Mole Incorporated is a legal document that outlines the rights and obligations pertaining to the registration of certain securities issued by Shell, Inc. to Mole Incorporated. This agreement ensures that Mole Incorporated has the right to register these securities with the appropriate regulatory authorities, such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), in order to facilitate their sale or transfer. The registration rights agreement aims to provide Mole Incorporated with certain privileges and assurances, protecting their investment in Shell, Inc. securities. The agreement includes various terms and conditions, defining the registration process, timelines, and responsibilities of both parties involved. Some key provisions often found in the Kings New York Registration Rights Agreement include: 1. Demand Registration rights: Mole Incorporated may request Shell, Inc. to register its securities with the regulatory authorities if specific conditions are met, such as a minimum number of securities to be registered. 2. Piggyback Registration rights: In case Shell, Inc. decides to register any of its securities for public sale, Mole Incorporated has the right to include its securities in the registration, allowing them to benefit from the registration process without bearing the full costs. 3. Shelf Registration rights: This type of registration allows Shell, Inc. to register securities without an immediate intention to sell or transfer them. It offers flexibility by enabling Shell, Inc. to make future offerings of securities under a single registration statement. 4. S-3 Registration rights: This provision relates specifically to Mole Incorporated's ability to use Form S-3 for registering the offering of securities, which signifies a streamlined registration process for certain eligible issuers. The Kings New York Registration Rights Agreement provides both Shell, Inc. and Mole Incorporated with a framework to effectively navigate the registration process while safeguarding their respective interests. It ensures compliance with securities laws and regulations, whilst facilitating the liquidity and marketability of Shell, Inc.'s securities held by Mole Incorporated.

The Kings New York Registration Rights Agreement between Shell, Inc. and Mole Incorporated is a legal document that outlines the rights and obligations pertaining to the registration of certain securities issued by Shell, Inc. to Mole Incorporated. This agreement ensures that Mole Incorporated has the right to register these securities with the appropriate regulatory authorities, such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), in order to facilitate their sale or transfer. The registration rights agreement aims to provide Mole Incorporated with certain privileges and assurances, protecting their investment in Shell, Inc. securities. The agreement includes various terms and conditions, defining the registration process, timelines, and responsibilities of both parties involved. Some key provisions often found in the Kings New York Registration Rights Agreement include: 1. Demand Registration rights: Mole Incorporated may request Shell, Inc. to register its securities with the regulatory authorities if specific conditions are met, such as a minimum number of securities to be registered. 2. Piggyback Registration rights: In case Shell, Inc. decides to register any of its securities for public sale, Mole Incorporated has the right to include its securities in the registration, allowing them to benefit from the registration process without bearing the full costs. 3. Shelf Registration rights: This type of registration allows Shell, Inc. to register securities without an immediate intention to sell or transfer them. It offers flexibility by enabling Shell, Inc. to make future offerings of securities under a single registration statement. 4. S-3 Registration rights: This provision relates specifically to Mole Incorporated's ability to use Form S-3 for registering the offering of securities, which signifies a streamlined registration process for certain eligible issuers. The Kings New York Registration Rights Agreement provides both Shell, Inc. and Mole Incorporated with a framework to effectively navigate the registration process while safeguarding their respective interests. It ensures compliance with securities laws and regulations, whilst facilitating the liquidity and marketability of Shell, Inc.'s securities held by Mole Incorporated.