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Standstill and Deposition Agreement by Efficient Networks...

Omaha Nebraska Standstill and Deposition Agreement by Efficient Networks, Inc. and Cabletron Systems, Inc.

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Corporations - Public - Standstill

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Omaha

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US-EG-9405

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Standstill and Deposition Agreement by Efficient Networks, Inc. and Cabletron Systems, Inc. regarding ownership of voting securities dated December 17, 1999. 19 pages.

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Interesting Questions

Can the agreement be modified once it's in place?

Yes, parties can play around with the terms if both agree, but that's usually done in writing to keep things clear and fair.

How long does a standstill agreement typically last?

The length can vary, but it’s generally until the parties reach an agreement or decide to go to court, kind of like hitting the pause button.

What happens if one party breaches the agreement?

If someone breaks the rules laid out in the agreement, the other party can take legal action without delay, since the 'cooling off' period is over.

Does the standstill agreement cover all actions?

Not exactly; it usually focuses on specific disputes and areas, keeping things calm while those issues are worked out.

Why do parties use a standstill agreement?

Think of it as a 'time out' in legal disputes, allowing both sides to reach an understanding or negotiate without pressure or fear of escalation.

Who are Efficient Networks, Inc. and Cabletron Systems, Inc.?

They are companies involved in technology and network solutions, and they are part of the agreement to sort out certain disagreements or issues.

What is the Omaha Nebraska Standstill and Deposition Agreement?

It's a legal agreement between parties that helps maintain a sort of 'status quo' while issues are being resolved, preventing parties from taking sudden legal action.