Common use of Non-Encumbrance Clause in Contracts

Non-Encumbrance. Unless approved in writing by Investors, the Company shall ensure that the Group Company continues to have good and negotiable title to its property and assets and shall not place any encumbrances on any of its property and assets. For the property and assets leased, the Company shall ensure that the Group Company complies with the lease contract as a party, and the Company shall ensure that the Group Company has and maintains a valid leasing interest in the property and assets.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Capital Increase Agreement (36Kr Holdings Inc.), Capital Increase Agreement (36Kr Holdings Inc.), Capital Increase Agreement (36Kr Holdings Inc.)

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