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OMPENSATION 34 EFTA00609832 ARTICLE XX: ACTION BY TRUSTEES 39 EFTA00609833 DECLARATION OF TRUST made the 30thday of September. 1997, by LEON D. BLACK. as Senior and as Trustee. ARTICLE I: DEFLNITIONS AND RULES OF CONSTRUCTION (A) Senior's Family. The Senior is married to DEBRA R. BLACK ("DEBRA

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or disposition of cash or other property transferred to them or to inquire into the authority for or propriety of any action by the Trustees. (D) Consolidation of Trust Property. The Trustees shall not be required to segregate physically the property in any Trust, but may, in their discretion, maintain the trust property in

ing of § 672(c) of the Code (determined as though such individual were the grantor, as that term is used in § 672(c) of the Code). (25) "Settlor": LEON D. BLACK. (26) "Settlor's Children": the Settlor's children, BENJAMIN ELI BLACK, JOSHUA MAX BLACK, ALEXANDER SAMUEL BLACK and VICTORIA RACHEL BLACK, all c

AMENDMENT AND RESTATEMENT OF THE BLACK 2006 FAMILY TRUST AGREEMENT Dated: DM US 358779

emselves from individual liability when entering into any contract, obligation or transaction in connection with or growing out of such Trust. (E) Consolidation of Trust Property. The Trustees shall not be required to segregate physically the property of multiple Trusts, but may, in their discretion, maintain any part or all

DEFINITIONS AND RULES OF CONSTRUCTION 62 DM US 37283516-2.088835.0011 EFTA00616852 WHEREAS, by trust agreement dated July 30, 1997 by and among LEON D. BLACK, as settlor (the "Settlor"), and DEBRA R. BLACK ("DEBRA"), BARRY J. COHEN ("BARRY"), JOHN J. HANNAN ("JOHN") and RICHARD RESSLER ("RICHARD"), as tr

AMENDMENT AND RESTATEMENT OF THE BLACK FAMILY 1997 TRUST AGREEMENT Dated: DM US 372835

emselves from individual liability when entering into any contract, obligation or transaction in connection with or growing out of such Trust. (E) Consolidation of Trust Property. The Trustees shall not be required to segregate physically the property of multiple Trusts, but may, in their discretion, maintain any part or all