Common use of No Right to Vote Clause in Contracts

No Right to Vote. Debenture holders will have no right to vote on matters relating to the Corporation. Exclusive authority and responsibility for managing the Corporation rests with management of the Corporation and those persons, consultants and advisors retained by management on behalf of the Corporation. Accordingly, Subscribers should appreciate that they will be relying on the good faith, experience, expertise and ability of the directors and officers of the Corporation and other parties for the success of the business of the Corporation.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Subscription Agreement (Elys Game Technology, Corp.), Subscription Agreement (Elys Game Technology, Corp.), Subscription Agreement (Elys Game Technology, Corp.)

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No Right to Vote. Debenture holders Debentureholders will have no right to vote on matters relating to the Corporation. Exclusive authority and responsibility for managing the Corporation rests with management of the Corporation and those persons, consultants and advisors retained by management on behalf of the Corporation. Accordingly, Subscribers should appreciate that they will be relying on the good faith, experience, expertise and ability of the directors and officers of the Corporation and other parties for the success of the business of the Corporation.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Subscription Agreement (Newgioco Group, Inc.), Subscription Agreement (Newgioco Group, Inc.)

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