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Lawson Lundell LLP 54 66. In the event of termination, is the terminating party required to reimburse the expenses of the other party, in addition to any break fee? (a) Yes (20%) (b) No (80%) 67. In the event of termination, is the non-terminating party able to sue for breaches of covenants and representations, even if a break fee has been paid? (a) Yes in all cases (14%) (b) Yes, but only if the breach was willful (55%) (c) No (31%) 68. In the event of termination by the Purchaser, can the Target make a claim for damages to the shareholders even if the Purchaser has paid a break fee? (a) No (67%) (b) Yes (33%) 69. Is specific performance available as a remedy to both parties? (a) Yes (73%) (b) No (27%) 70. If available, is specific performance excluded where a break fee has been paid? (a) Yes (36%) (b) No (64%)

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