Common use of Effect of Withdrawal Clause in Contracts

Effect of Withdrawal. If a Limited Partner withdraws from the Fund: (a) the portion, if any, of the Investments attributable to the Carried Interest allocable to General Partner with respect to such Limited Partner’s Interest shall remain in the Fund if in-kind, or distributed to General Partner if in cash, as the case may be, with any such in-kind amounts held solely for the account of General Partner, (b) the portion of such Limited Partner’s Capital Account corresponding to such portion of each such Investment shall be allocated to the Capital Account of General Partner, (c) General Partner shall be entitled to the proceeds from the disposition of such portion of each such Investment at the time of its disposition, and (d) such Limited Partner shall not be entitled to any such amounts from the Fund or General Partner pursuant to the “Restoration Obligations” section following such withdrawal.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Cornerstone Agreement, Cornerstone Agreement, Cornerstone Agreement

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