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Matters Reserved. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, but subject to Clause 11.3, as long as Leighton holds a minimum of 10 per cent (10%) of the equity paid-up share capital of VGCB, all decisions of VGCB in the matters set out in Schedule 1 (whether at a Board Meeting, meeting of a committee of the Board, General Meeting or otherwise) shall require the consent of at least one (1) Director nominated by each of Leighton and Sterlite. Such matters shall be first proposed in the Board Meeting, and upon receipt of approval thereof by the Board, the same shall be referred to the Shareholders, if so required, under the Act. It is clarified that the rights contained in this Clause are personal to Leighton and not Transferable. In the event Leighton Transfers the Shares held by it to a third party, these rights shall lapse and shall not be enjoyed by such party.
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