Applicable Law Withdrawal. If, as a result of applicable Law, the ownership of an LLC Interest by a Member becomes illegal or is likely to become illegal or the applicable Law more likely than not requires divestiture of such Member’s LLC Interest, or the applicable Law would require the Company to register as an investment company under the Investment Company Act, then the Manager and the Member shall use their respective commercially reasonable efforts to avoid a violation of any such applicable Law by a Member or the need for the Company to register as an investment company. These steps may include, depending on the provisions of such applicable Law, (i) arranging for the sale of the Member’s LLC Interest to a third party upon terms reasonably satisfactory to the Member in a transaction that complies with Articles VIII and X; (ii) making any appropriate applications to the relevant Governmental Authority, (iii) prohibiting such Member from making further Capital Contributions, and converting its LLC Interest into a special interest with no voting or similar rights but with only an economic right (identical to its prior rights as a Member), or (iv) permitting the Member to withdraw from the Company for a “payment” to such Member equal to the value of its LLC Interest at the time of withdrawal, such value to be determined by a third party appraiser mutually agreeable to the Manager and all Members. The aforesaid “payment” shall be made in cash unless the Manager determines that the payment in cash would be economically detrimental to the Company, in which case such payment may be made in kind, subject to the applicable Law. The timing of any such withdrawal must be mutually agreeable to the Member and the Manager taking proper account of the effective date of the applicable Law or registration requirement that is the basis for the withdrawal or other remedy provided herein and the need of the Manager for a reasonable period of time to find a solution to the illegality or requirement for divestiture. Such illegality or registration requirement must be established by (x) an opinion of counsel (which counsel shall be reasonably satisfactory to the Manager and the Initial Member) substantially to the effect that the ownership of the LLC Interest more likely than not will result in such illegality or requirement for registration or divestiture or (y) upon a ruling or order from a Governmental Authority.
Applicable Law Withdrawal. If, as a result of Applicable Law, the ownership of an Interest by a Member becomes illegal or is likely to become illegal or the Applicable Law more likely than not requires divestiture of such Member’s Interest or indirect investment through the Fund in an Investment, the Manager and the Member shall use their respective best efforts to avoid a violation of any such Applicable Law by a Member. These steps may include, depending on the provisions of such Applicable Law, (i) arranging for the sale of the Member’s Interest to a third party upon terms reasonably satisfactory to the Member in a transaction that complies with Section 10.1, (ii) making any appropriate applications to the relevant Governmental Authority, or (iii) permitting the Member to withdraw from the Fund for a “payment” to such Member equal to the amount of Distributable Cash to which the Member would be entitled, assuming that the Fund is dissolved, wound-up and terminated on the date of withdrawal. The aforesaid “payment” shall be made in cash unless the Manager determines that the payment in cash would be economically detrimental to the Fund, in which case such payment may be made in kind, subject to the Applicable Law. The timing of any such withdrawal must be mutually agreeable to the Member and the Manager taking proper account of the effective date of the Applicable Law that is the basis for the withdrawal or other remedy provided herein and the need of the Manager for a reasonable period of time to find a solution to the illegality or requirement for divestiture.
Applicable Law Withdrawal. If, as a result of applicable Law, the ownership of an LLC Interest by a Member becomes illegal or is likely to become illegal or the applicable Law more likely than not requires divestiture of such Member’s LLC Interest, or the applicable Law would require the Company to register as an investment company under the Investment Company Act, then the Manager and such Member must use their respective commercially reasonable efforts to avoid a violation of any such applicable Law by such Member or the need for the Company to register as an investment company. These steps may include, depending on the provisions of such applicable Law, (i) arranging for the sale of the Member’s LLC Interest to a third party upon terms reasonably satisfactory to the Member in a transaction that complies with Articles VIII and X,
