- 17 - a. defaults in making payments on this Note when due; b fails to timely pay any other indebtedness owed to this Lender; c. dies or becomes incompetent; d. creates, without express written permission of the Lender, a second security interest or lien upon any collateral securing this note; e. if not an individual, is dissolved or is a party to any merger or consolidation or sells or otherwise disposes of all or substantially all of its assets without written consent of the Lender; f. becomes insolvent or files for protection under any jurisdictional law relating to bankruptcy, debtor relief, or reorganization. The purchasers were personally liable on the S/S/S note. The S/S/S note was secured by (1) a first security interest in the acquired assets, and (2) an assignment of all the issued and outstanding stock of SPC-FL. Organization of SPC-FL SPC-FL was incorporated on August 8, 1990. The total capital investment in SPC-FL was $10,000, consisting of capital stock issued at $1,000 to its shareholders and paid-in capital of $9,000. Following incorporation, SPC-FL was owned by the purchasers (sometimes also referred to as the SPC-FL shareholders) in the following proportions: Patricia M. Spencer 50% Joseph T. Schroeder 25% Sheryl S. Schroeder 20% Lewis E. Smith, Jr. 15%Page: Previous 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Next
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