Common use of Assignment in Whole Clause in Contracts

Assignment in Whole. Notwithstanding the foregoing, each Principal Stockholder may assign, in whole, but not in part, its rights under this Agreement as a Principal Stockholder (including, without limitation, its Board Quorum Rights, Board Rights, Committee Rights, Subsidiary Board Rights, Stockholder Quorum Rights, Consent Action Rights, Tag-Along Rights, Registration Rights, Preemptive Rights, Inspection Rights and Information Rights) to any Complete Rights Transferee (an “Assignment in Whole”). Following an Assignment in Whole, such Complete Rights Transferee may assign, in whole, but not in part, its rights under this Agreement to any Person to whom such Complete Rights Transferee Transfers 100% of the Common Shares acquired by such Complete Rights Transferee pursuant to the transaction, or series of related transactions, giving rise to the Assignment in Whole.