Hennepin Minnesota Registration Rights Agreement between Chief Consolidated Mining Company and Dimeling

• Category: Corporations - Public - Registration
• State: Multi-State
• County: Hennepin
• Control #: US-EG-9169
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

Registration Rights Agreement between Chief Consolidated Mining Company and Dimeling, Schreiber and Park dated November 19, 1999. 20 pages A Hennepin Minnesota Registration Rights Agreement is a legally binding contract between Chief Consolidated Mining Company and Dimpling that establishes the rights and obligations regarding the registration of securities. This agreement ensures that Dimpling, as an investor or shareholder of Chief Consolidated Mining Company, has the ability to register their securities for sale in compliance with applicable securities laws. The Registration Rights Agreement provides Dimpling with certain privileges and protections when it comes to registering and selling their securities. Typically, these agreements outline the process for registering securities with the appropriate regulatory authorities, such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). It may also specify the timing and manner of filing necessary documents and disclosures. Additionally, the agreement could include provisions regarding the allocation of expenses related to registering securities, such as legal and accounting fees. It may outline the indemnification provisions and liabilities of both parties in case of any non-compliance or breach of the agreement. It is worth noting that there could be different types of Hennepin Minnesota Registration Rights Agreements between Chief Consolidated Mining Company and Dimpling, depending on the specific arrangements made between the parties. Some potential variations include: 1. Demand Registration Rights: This type of agreement grants Dimpling the right to request Chief Consolidated Mining Company to register their securities for sale at any time. However, there may be certain conditions or limitations attached to this right. 2. Piggyback Registration Rights: In this case, Dimpling is allowed to include their securities in a registration statement filed by Chief Consolidated Mining Company or any other party. Whenever Chief Consolidated Mining Company registers its securities for public sale, Dimpling can "piggyback" on that registration. 3. S-3 Shelf Registration Rights: This agreement could enable Dimpling to use the SEC's simplified "Shelf Registration" process provided by the S-3 registration form. This allows for easy and efficient registration of securities, minimizing time and costs. Regardless of the specific type of Hennepin Minnesota Registration Rights Agreement, its purpose remains consistent: to establish the procedures, rights, and responsibilities surrounding the registration and sale of securities issued by Chief Consolidated Mining Company, as well as the protection of Dimpling's interests as a shareholder or investor.

A Hennepin Minnesota Registration Rights Agreement is a legally binding contract between Chief Consolidated Mining Company and Dimpling that establishes the rights and obligations regarding the registration of securities. This agreement ensures that Dimpling, as an investor or shareholder of Chief Consolidated Mining Company, has the ability to register their securities for sale in compliance with applicable securities laws. The Registration Rights Agreement provides Dimpling with certain privileges and protections when it comes to registering and selling their securities. Typically, these agreements outline the process for registering securities with the appropriate regulatory authorities, such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). It may also specify the timing and manner of filing necessary documents and disclosures. Additionally, the agreement could include provisions regarding the allocation of expenses related to registering securities, such as legal and accounting fees. It may outline the indemnification provisions and liabilities of both parties in case of any non-compliance or breach of the agreement. It is worth noting that there could be different types of Hennepin Minnesota Registration Rights Agreements between Chief Consolidated Mining Company and Dimpling, depending on the specific arrangements made between the parties. Some potential variations include: 1. Demand Registration Rights: This type of agreement grants Dimpling the right to request Chief Consolidated Mining Company to register their securities for sale at any time. However, there may be certain conditions or limitations attached to this right. 2. Piggyback Registration Rights: In this case, Dimpling is allowed to include their securities in a registration statement filed by Chief Consolidated Mining Company or any other party. Whenever Chief Consolidated Mining Company registers its securities for public sale, Dimpling can "piggyback" on that registration. 3. S-3 Shelf Registration Rights: This agreement could enable Dimpling to use the SEC's simplified "Shelf Registration" process provided by the S-3 registration form. This allows for easy and efficient registration of securities, minimizing time and costs. Regardless of the specific type of Hennepin Minnesota Registration Rights Agreement, its purpose remains consistent: to establish the procedures, rights, and responsibilities surrounding the registration and sale of securities issued by Chief Consolidated Mining Company, as well as the protection of Dimpling's interests as a shareholder or investor.