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If there is one successor to three-quarters or more of the Reference Obligations, logically there can’t be any succeeding entities accounting for more than 25%, since there aren’t that many Reference Obligations left. and if the Reference Entity in still in existence, it is a shallow husk of the entity it was: it cannot have a quarter of its old Reference Obligations for the same reason. | If there is one successor to three-quarters or more of the Reference Obligations, logically there can’t be any succeeding entities accounting for more than 25%, since there aren’t that many Reference Obligations left. and if the Reference Entity in still in existence, it is a shallow husk of the entity it was: it cannot have a quarter of its old Reference Obligations for the same reason. | ||
===25+% Successors | ===25+% Successors=== | ||
Latest revision as of 07:09, 25 July 2023
One way of digesting all of this is as follows, which we offer disclaimed of all responsibility:
You may have questions. We have questions. The options don’t seem to scan, to use a term from poetry.
75+% Successors
If there is one successor to three-quarters or more of the Reference Obligations, logically there can’t be any succeeding entities accounting for more than 25%, since there aren’t that many Reference Obligations left. and if the Reference Entity in still in existence, it is a shallow husk of the entity it was: it cannot have a quarter of its old Reference Obligations for the same reason.