Salt Lake Utah Registration Rights Agreement, also known as the SLURRY, is a legal document that outlines the rights and obligations related to the registration of convertible subordinated debentures in Salt Lake City, Utah. This agreement governs the process by which the holders of these debentures can request and participate in the registration of their securities with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The Salt Lake Utah Registration Rights Agreement provides certain rights to the debenture holders regarding the registration process. These rights include the ability to request the issuer to register their securities with the SEC, the right to participate in any registration initiated by the issuer, and the right to receive important information related to the registration. The agreement also specifies the responsibilities and obligations of both the debenture holders and the issuer. It outlines the timeline and procedure for requesting registration, the financial responsibilities associated with the registration process, and the disclosure requirements of the issuer. The agreement may include different types or variations depending on the specific terms and conditions agreed upon by the parties involved. Some variations of the Salt Lake Utah Registration Rights Agreement regarding the purchase of convertible subordinated debentures may include: 1. Standard SLURRY: This is the typical agreement that outlines the basic rights and obligations of the debenture holders and the issuer regarding the registration of the securities. 2. Demand Registration SLURRY: This type of agreement grants debenture holders the right to demand the registration of their securities with the SEC at any time, subject to certain conditions and limitations. 3. Piggyback Registration SLURRY: This agreement allows debenture holders to include their securities in a registration statement initiated by the issuer for other securities, enabling them to "piggyback" on the registration process. 4. Shelf Registration SLURRY: In this variation, the issuer registers a substantial amount of securities at once, creating a "shelf" or pool of available registered securities that can be sold by the debenture holders over a specified period of time. 5. Form S-3 SLURRY: This type of agreement specifically references the use of the SEC's Form S-3, a simplified registration statement, for the registration process. These variations of the Salt Lake Utah Registration Rights Agreement cater to different scenarios and preferences of the debenture holders and the issuer. The specific type of agreement adopted depends on the negotiation and agreement reached between the parties involved in the transactions.