What are the consequences of a violation of the ERISA, Code and Similar Law restrictions?
The Company’s Articles of Association provide that any Share owned by or on behalf of a Plan will be subject to provisions requiring compulsory transfer or surrender of Shares. The procedures governing compulsory transfer or surrender are set forth in the Articles of Association. Any investor owning Shares that is a Plan is required forthwith either to transfer its Shares to a transferee that is not, and is not using assets of a Plan, or to request the Directors in writing to exercise their powers under the Articles of Association.
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