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OptimumCare Corporation

 

EXHIBIT 10.141

LEASE AMENDMENT

That certain OFFICE BUILDING LEASE dated June 23, 1988 and Amended on December
22, 1988, September 27, 1989, September 24, 1990, July 7, 1992, May 12, 1993,
June 5, 1995, April 30, 1996, May 19, 1997, September 5, 1997, May 14, 1998,
May 31, 2000 and April 23, 2001 by and between LAGUNA NIGUEL OFFICE CENTER, a
California Limited Partnership, as Landlord and OPTIMUMCARE CORPORATION, a
Delaware Corporation, as Tenant, is hereby amended as follows:

	1)	  	Lease shall be extended for a period of one (1) year. The new lease
expiration date shall be June 30, 2003.
	 
	2)	  	Rental rate shall increase to $2,235.00 per month effective July 1, 2001,
and will remain the same for twelve (12) months.
	 
	3)	  	All other terms and conditions of the original lease shall remain the
same.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed the Amendment as of April
17, 2002.

	 	 	 
	LAGUNA NIGUEL OFFICE CENTER

a California Limited Partnership	 	
OPTIMUMCARE CORPORATION

a Delaware Corporation
	 
	 
	By:	 	
By:
	

	 	

	Carl J. Greenwood, General Partner
	 	
Edward A. Johnson, CEO

	 
	 
	(LANDLORD)	 	
(TENANT)Exhibit 10.1

                                 APPENDIX III

             TEXT OF TELEX CHILE S.A's LEGAL PREVENTIVE AGREEMENT

1.   ON THE COMPANY TELEX

     1.1 Legal Incorporation The proponent company was incorporated through
public document dated January 30, 1982, granted at the Notary of Santiago of
Mr. Raul Ivan Perry Pefaur. The abstract was recorded at the Santiago Trade
Registry on pages 2,305 No. 1,267, 1982. Said corporate agreement was granted
to execute and meet the regulations for the incorporation of the telegraphic
company initially denominated "TELEX-CHILE Comunicaciones Telegraficas S.A.",
contained in D.F.L. No. 10 dated December 24, 1981, of the Transportation and
Telecommunications Ministry, published in the Official Gazette on January 30,
1982. From the date of the incorporation of the proponent company and up to
August 10, 1982, the corporate by-laws experienced different reforms, all of
which are contained in the adapted text thereof, drawn into a public document
on that date at the Notary of Santiago of Mr. Rene Benavente Cash, the
abstract of which was recorded on page 25,921 No. 14,356 of the Trade Registry
of the same year. Subsequently, new reforms were introduced into TELEX
corporate by-laws, related to the following matters: (a) Granting of the
nature of asset or essential investment to the shares of its affiliate
Chilesat S.A., establishing in the fourth transitory article thereof that the
Special Shareholders' Meeting, by a quorum of no less than 90% of the voting
shares issued, would be the corporate instance entitled to agree at any title
and, totally or partially, the disposal of, incorporation of real or personal
rights and, in general, any lien on those shares. It is noted that this
statutory modification was adopted at the Special Shareholders' Meeting held
on November 23, 1992, the minutes of which were drawn up in a public document
on the 30th day of the same month and year at the Notary of Santiago of Mr.
Rene Benavente Cash, the abstract of which was recorded on page 35,580 No.
22,339 of the Trade Registry of the same year, (b) Increasing the capital
stock to Ch$ 62,500,000,000.-, divided into 121,000,000.- shares of one
series, without par value, evidencing the intention of the Board of Directors
of placing in the international market - through the mechanism of American
Depositary Receipts (ADR's) - the portion of the capital increase that was not
subscribed by the shareholders. This statutory modification was agreed at the
Special Shareholders' Meeting held on April 21, 1994, the minutes of which
were drawn into a public document on that same date at the Notary of Santiago
of Mr. Alvaro Bianchi Rosas, and its abstract was recorded on page 8,338 No.
6,884 of the Trade Registry of the same year, (c) Establishing a new
arbitration clause, which modifies article thirty eighth of the corporate
by-laws, based on certain doubts of the US Securities and Exchange Commission
or "SEC" with respect to the previous text, during the registration period of
the issue of TELEX ADR's with said organization. It is noted that this
statutory modification was adopted at the Special Shareholders' Meeting held
on August 19, 1994, the minutes of which were draw into a public document on
that same date at the Notary of Santiago of Mrs. Maria Soledad Torres
Fernandez, and an abstract was recorded on pages 18,224 No. 14,948 of the
Trade Registry of the same year, (d) Organizing the Board of Directors, by
increasing the number of members from 7 to 9, establishing that the
incorporation quorum for the meetings would be of 6 members, for which purpose
articles seven and nine of the corporate by-laws were modified. This reform
was agreed at the Special Shareholders' Meeting dated September 15, 1995, the
minutes of which were drawn into public document dated September 27 of the
same year and an abstract was recorded on page 24,760 No. 20,009 of the Trade
Registry

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of the same year, (e) The statutory modification agreed at the Special
Shareholders' Meeting of Telex-Chile held on July 9, 1999, the minutes of
which were recorded on public document on that same date at the Notary of
Santiago of Mr. Rene Benavente Cash, with the abstract recorded on pages 16242
No. 12926 at the Trade Registry of Santiago of the year 1999 and whose
modification was published in the Official Gazette dated July 16, 1999. By
virtue of said modification, the Company's capital stock was increased from
Ch$ 63,447,357,245.-, divided into 227,926,973 registered shares, through the
creation of two series of shares, 116,242,756 Series A shares and 111,684,217
Series B shares, all of them completely subscribed and paid to this date.
Series A shares have the consistent preference in the right of choosing 5 of
the 9 directors that make up the Company's Board of Directors, and have a
limited right to the distribution of profits, with 25.5% thereof. Series B
shares choose 4 of the 9 directors of the company and have the consistent
preference in the right to 74.5% of the profits. The series of shares and
their respective preferences expire on July 9, 2002. In relation to the above,
and in order to make the necessary adjustments to the corporate by-laws, at
the same meeting it was approved to modify articles fifth, seventh, ninth,
twenty-seventh, twenty-eighth, thirty-second and thirty- third of the
corporate by-laws and new transitory articles first, second, and fifth
thereof, where the first two replace the previous first and second transitory
articles. At the meeting it was also approved to modify article fourth of the
corporate by-laws, broadening its corporate object, which shall cease to be
"to provide any kind of services and carry out any kind of businesses in the
telecommunications area, whether by itself or through third parties and the
purchase and sale and, in general, the purchase and disposal of shares, bonds,
debentures, commercial instruments and any type of credit or investment
titles", (f) Finally, the statutory modification agreed at the Special
Shareholders' Meeting held on August 31, 2001, through which it was agreed to
revoke Transitory Article Fourth of the Corporate By-laws, which establishes
that "without detriment to its relevant legal and statutory powers, the
Special Shareholders' Meeting, with a quorum of not less than 90% of the
voting shares issued, shall be the corporate instance to agree at any title,
and totally or partially, the disposal, establishment of real or personal
rights and, in general, of any lien of the shares of its affiliate Chilesat
S.A. which, given its importance, has been declared by the Special
Shareholders' Meeting as an essential asset or investment, in accordance with
its investment and financing policy." At said meeting it was also agreed to
declare that the assets corresponding to the shares of Chilesat S.A., given
their magnitude, shall require for their disposal of the agreements to be
adopted at the Special General Shareholders' Meeting in accordance with
article 67, second paragraph, number nine of law 18,046. The minutes of the
relevant meeting were drawn into a public document on October 5, 2001 at the
Notary of Santiago of Mr. Patricio Raby Benavente, and its abstract was
recorded on pages 26199 number 21314 at the Trade Registry of Santiago,
corresponding to year 2001, and published in the Official Gazette of October
19, 2001.

     1.2  Administration. The company's administration falls on a Board of
Directors currently made up of 9 members, chaired by Mr. Jorge Awad Mehech,
and by directors Mr. Fernando Aguero Garces, Mr. Luis Vidal Hamilton-Toovey,
Mr. Patricio Claro Grez, Mr. Guillermo Morales Errazuriz, Mr. Pedro Lizana
Greve, Mr. Juan Eduardo Ibanez Walker, Mr. Jose Miguel Valdes Lira, and Mr.
Heriberto Urzua Sanchez.

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2.   ON THE CREDITORS

     2.1  Definition of the Creditors.  For the purposes of this agreement, the
creditors are the natural, juridical, Chilean or foreign persons who have
direct or indirect credits against Telex. For the purposes of clarifying this
agreement, the creditors are divided as follows:

     (a)  Financial Creditors. Those whose credits originate from one or more
financial operations, whether commercial or investment banks, or national or
foreign financial institutions, investment companies or their assignees, or
from personal guarantees granted by Telex, and that are specified in the list
attached to number 7 of the First Petition of the brief recorded on page 1 of
these proceedings (hereinafter, all of them "Financial Creditors of Telex").
The credits of the Financial Creditors of Telex are hereinafter denominated
"Financial Credits".

     (b)  Suppliers.  Those whose credits consist of the balance of the price
of purchase-sale agreements of assets, rental or leasing with purchase option,
commissions or remunerations for rendering services, and any other creditor
that does not have the nature of a financial creditor.

     2.2  Creditors affected and committed by this agreement:

          2.2.1  Any common creditors without any exclusions, whether they
attend or not the Creditors' Meeting where this preventive legal agreement is
settled, whether they vote in favor or against the approval thereof, whether
they are included or not in the credit list attached to a petition of the brief
recorded on page 1 of these proceedings, with the right to vote, specifying
the name of the creditor, the amount of its credit, the nature of the
obligation and the total amount of the credits. Said list shall be timely
updated and the creditors that have been paid as a consequence of the normal
development of the commercial operations - including those who have acquired
credits during said period - shall be excluded.

          2.2.2  Preferential, mortgage, pledge, antichretic creditors, and
those who are entitled to the legal right of retention and who vote it,
whichever the amount, in accordance with the provisions in article 181 of the
Bankruptcy Law.

          2.2.3  PREFERENTIAL CREDITORS: In accordance with the provisions of
article 191 in relation to article 180, both of Law No. 18,175 on Bankruptcy,
once this Agreement is approved it does not commit the preferential, mortgage,
pledge creditors or those who have the legal right of retention, provided that
they have not participated in the Agreement by exerting their vote and if they
have done it, only for the amount to which they have not waived their
privileges or guarantees. Therefore, the debtor shall continue meeting all the
obligations towards them in the form, terms and conditions duly set forth with
respect to each credit and, in the event of non-fulfillment, said creditors
may exert the guarantees that ensure their relevant credits according to the
law, until they obtain their total or partial payment, so that in the balance
not covered by the guarantee they shall be - in their nature as common
creditors - fully governed by the Agreement.

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3.  OBJECT OF THE AGREEMENT

The Agreement proposed to Telex creditors has the main purpose of maintaining
the company's line of business and thus overcoming its current state of
insolvency, which prevents it from developing its activities normally. Thus,
the agreement aims at extending the maturity of the credits of the Financial
Creditors against Telex for a term of 120 running days counted from the date
on which these agreement proposals are favorably voted at the Creditors'
meeting summoned to decide on them.

     3.1  CREDIT EXTENSION FOR 120 RUNNING DAYS. Telex creditors are offered to
agree on an extension of the maturity of the credits of the Financial
Creditors of Telex for the term of 120 running days counted from the date on
which these proposals of the agreement are favorably voted. During said
120-day term, the Financial Credits shall continue fully valid and shall be
subjected to the relevant conditions of non-moratory agreed interest and/or
adjustments. It is expressly evidenced that this extension under no
circumstance implies the novation of said credits.

Suppliers' credits and leasing agreements shall continue being paid under the
currently valid terms and, additionally, letter B shall not be applied thereto
("Extension and Form of Payment of Non Capitalized Credits").

Within the aforementioned 120 running days, the Financial Creditors of Telex
who freely and voluntarily thus decide it, shall be entitled to capitalize
their credits under the terms indicated below:

     A.  CREDIT CAPITALIZATION AGAINST TELEX

     A.1)  Increase in capital and credit capitalization
           ---------------------------------------------

Telex Creditors have proposed to capitalize their relevant Financial Credits
in said company, according to the amount of the credits in capital,
adjustments and interest, accumulated to the date of the capitalization
thereof. Abstaining from capitalizing the Financial Credits in the way and
term proposed and for the minimum amounts specified below means, at the end of
the 120-day term already mentioned, a rejection of this specific
capitalization proposal, and the obligations that had been extended in
accordance with previous clause 3.1 shall be immediately due.

The capitalization of Financial Credits proposed shall be for an amount of
credits that reach, in capital and interest, a sum equal to or exceeding the
representative credits of at least 70% of said Financial Credits, on one hand,
plus the liabilities or direct debts of the affiliate Chilesat S.A. that have
been assumed by Telex, through novation by change of debtor, as specified in
A.3 of these proposals which, in turn, shall amount to at least 85% of all
liabilities and direct financial debts of Chilesat S.A. with all its Financial
Creditors, as this term is defined in letter (a) number 2.1 of the
modifications to the proposals of the Chilesat S.A.'s legal preventive
agreement handled in this same court, in the process whose Role number is
mentioned below (the "Financial Creditors of Chilesat") at the sole exception
of its indirect creditors, which shall not be considered for the purposes of
estimating the aforementioned 85%. For these purposes, the

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direct credits recognized for said Financial Creditors of Chilesat in the
"Creditors' List" submitted by the Trustee of Chilesat Mr. Jose Manuel E. on
November 19, 2001, in the proceedings on the "Legal Preventive Agreement" of
Chilesat S.A., cause Role No. 4633-2001 of this same Twenty Eighth Civil Court
of Santiago and which is considered integrally reproduced in this part, are
also considered.  All financial current credits of the Financial Creditors of
Chilesat against Chilesat, estimated as expressed above, are hereinafter called
the "Financial Credits of Chilesat".

The Financial Credits, including the Financial Credits of Chilesat that are
the object of novation, may be capitalized within the term of 120 running days
counted from the date on which these proposals are agreed at the Creditors'
Meeting.

If within said term, credits are capitalized for an amount equal to or
exceeding the representative credits of at least 70% of the total amount of
the Financial Credits, plus at least 85% of the Financial Credits of Chilesat
assumed by Telex by virtue of said novation and due to a change in debtor, any
credits not capitalized during the term of 120 running days specified above,
shall be extended and paid, as indicated in letter B) of these proposals.

If within the 120-day term mentioned above, the creditors who freely decide
it, do not capitalize the Financial Credits in capital and interest, for an
amount equal to or exceeding the representative credits of at least 70% of the
total of same, plus at least 85% of the Financial Credits of Chilesat S.A.
which are assumed by Telex by virtue of said novation due to the change of
debtor, said agreement proposals shall stop being in force, and the
obligations extended in accordance with clause 3.1 above shall be immediately
due and demandable, except if this agreement is modified in accordance with
the provisions in following clause 9.

For the purposes of carrying out the credit capitalization, the Board of
Directors of Telex shall summon a Special Shareholders' Meeting, which shall
be held within the term of 30 working days counted from the date on which this
agreement is favorably voted, to subject to the consideration of said meeting
an increase in capital of at least Ch$ 248,498,772,823. The number of shares
issued for each series of shares which the capital of the debtor is divided
into, respecting the proportion between them and their placement value, shall
be established at said Special Shareholders' Meeting.

If the Board of Directors does not summon said special shareholders' meeting,
or if the meeting is not held within the term established, this agreement
shall be resolved and the debtor shall be declared bankrupt.

The minutes of said Special Shareholders' Meeting shall have been duly signed
within the term of 10 days after said shareholders' meeting has been held, and
shall have been drawn into a public document and its abstract shall have been
recorded and published in the Santiago Trade Registry and in the Official
Gazette, according to the law, within the term of 30 running days after the
Shareholders' Meeting was held.

The aforementioned Special Shareholders' Meeting of Telex shall agree that the
shares issued with charge to said capital increase, may be paid in cash at the
moment of the subscription or through credit capitalization, at the option of
whoever subscribes and pays said shares. The

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credits may be direct or indirect against Telex and shall be valued at their
par value including adjustments and interests accumulated as of the date of
the capitalization. The meeting shall empower the Board of Directors to
request the registration of this share issue in the Securities Registry of the
Securities and Insurance Commission and, after the issue has been registered
in said Commission, to offer said shares in one or many occasions, as set
forth by the Board of Directors within the abovementioned 120 running days.

The issue of the payment shares with charge to said capital increase shall be
approved by the Securities and Insurance Commission and registered at the
Securities Registry of said Commission within the term of 45 running days
counted from the date on which the capital increase is legalized, that is, the
minutes of the shareholder meeting have been signed, drawn into a public
document and the abstract thereof has been registered and published in the
Santiago Trade Registry and in the Official Gazette, respectively.

The shares issued with charge to the capital increase indicated herein, shall
be exclusively subscribed and paid by the shareholders and/or assignees of the
preferential option or shall be subscribed and paid by the Financial Creditors
through the capitalization of credits preceding the issue and held by said
Financial Creditors or their assignees, against the Company, all of this in
accordance with the provisions in numbers 4 and 5 of Section III of General
Regulation No. 30 of the Securities and Insurance Commission.

     A.2)  Novation of Credits against Chilesat S.A.
           ------------------------------------------

The debtor and creditors of Telex Chile are proposed to agree that the
Financial Creditors of Chilesat S.A. (hereinafter "Chilesat"), who freely and
voluntarily thus decide it, be permitted to carry out a novation due to the
change of debtor of their direct financial credits against Chilesat, whether
totally or partially, so that the new debtor of said credits will be Telex, as
shall be proposed in the preventive legal agreement of Chilesat. Abstaining
from carrying out the proposed novation implies a rejection to this specific
novation.

The financial credits against Chilesat that are substituted, shall maintain
their own conditions and terms, as well as their guarantees, all of which
shall not be affected by the novation due to change of debtor. Once this
novation is performed, the new obligation against Telex shall be fully
governed by the legal preventive agreement of the latter, thus, said credits
may also be capitalized in Telex under the aforementioned terms. The novation
due to change of debtor shall not be gratuitous, therefore, as a consequence
thereof, Telex shall be a creditor of Chilesat for an amount equal to the
amount in capital and interest of the novated credit.

This credit of Telex against Chilesat, originated in the novation due to
change of debtor, shall be compensated in an equal amount to the credits that
Chilesat has against Telex, and the unpaid balance through compensation shall
be capitalized in Chilesat within the term of 270 running days counted from
the novation due to change of debtor. For these purposes, the shareholders of
Chilesat at a Special Shareholders' Meeting and subject to the fact that the
Agreement of Chilesat has been fulfilled, shall agree on a capital increase
for an amount that will make said capitalization possible.

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The novation due to change of debtor, in the event it is agreed in the
Creditors' Meeting of Chilesat, and for those creditors who freely decide to
exert it, may be carried out only after the preventive legal agreements of
Telex and Chilesat have been legally approved by executed resolution, and
within the 120-day term mentioned above.

     B.  EXTENSION AND FORM OF PAYMENT OF NON CAPITALIZED CREDITS.
         --------------------------------------------------------

If within the 120-day term mentioned above, the Financial Credit
capitalization previously mentioned in this agreement is carried out, plus the
direct financial credits originally existing against Chilesat that were the
object of novation due to change of debtor, for an amount equal to or
exceeding the representative credits of at least 85% of the total of the
Financial Credits of Chilesat, as expressed before, non capitalized Financial
Credits, including the financial credits of Chilesat that became liabilities
of Telex as a result of the novation due to the change of debtor mentioned
above, shall be extended for a term of 15 years and paid in one installment at
the end of said period, provided that said capitalization has been
materialized within the aforesaid term of 120 running days, which shall be
credited through instruments that specify the aforementioned capitalization
and a certificate issued by the audit firm Ernst & Young, external auditors of
the debtor, or by another firm of external auditors of recognized
international prestige.

During said term, the amount of those financial credits, both in capital and
interest, shall not be subject to any adjustment whatsoever, and shall accrue
no interest, commissions or surcharge of any type. During said term, the
financial credits thus extended shall not be demandable against the debtor or
against its bailors, sponsors, joint debtors - whether simple or solidary - or
against any guarantor, and no other real or personal guarantees that might be
backing those credits may be executed, and under no circumstance shall they be
the object of acceleration.

4.  EXPENSES

The expenses incurred as a consequence of the approval, execution and
fulfillment of this agreement shall be of the exclusive charge of Telex.

5.  INTERVENTION OF THE TRUSTEE

The Trustee mentioned in articles 176 and 199 of the Bankruptcy Law shall not
participate in this Agreement, therefore, Telex shall not be subject to said
intervention.

6.  DELIBERATION

In accordance with what has been said in the previous paragraphs, the debtor
and the creditors of Telex should express their opinion on these proposals
that modify the legal preventive agreement submitted by the debtor. If the
creditors of Telex and the debtor do not accept this modification and the
proposals of the agreement submitted by the latter, the judge should declare
the bankruptcy of the debtor.

7.  VALIDITY

The agreement shall be valid from the moment the legal resolution that
approves it is executed.

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In the event that the Agreement is not legally approved by a firm and executed
resolution, due to any reason, within the term of 30 running days counted from
the date of the Creditors' Meeting in which it is agreed, the agreements
adopted shall not be effective and the agreement shall be resolved. In this
case, the debtor's bankruptcy, whether by an official document of the court or
at the petition of the own debtor or any creditor, shall be immediately
declared.

Likewise, if within the same term of 30 running days mentioned in the previous
paragraph, the aforementioned Legal Preventive Agreement of Chilesat presented
in this same court by firm and executed resolution has not been legally
approved, the agreements adopted shall not be valid and the agreement shall be
resolved. In this case, the bankruptcy of the debtor, whether by an official
document of the court or at the petition of the own debtor or any creditor,
shall be immediately declared.

8.  LEGAL DOMICILE

For the purpose of this agreement, the parties establish their domicile in the
city of Santiago.

9.  MODIFICATION OF THIS AGREEMENT

At the proposal of the debtor of any creditor, this Agreement may be modified,
totally or partially, during its effective term. The modification shall be
considered accepted when it has the consent of the debtor and meets the
favorable votes of two thirds of the creditors governed by the Agreement, that
represent three fourths of the total liabilities, excluding only those
creditors specified in article 180 of Law No. 18,175. For these purposes,
after the proposal for modification is submitted to the Court that approved
the Agreement, this Court shall set forth: a) that the trustee designated,
inform the Court on the proposals of modification within the term of fifteen
days; b) that the creditors hold a meeting that may not take place before
thirty days have elapsed, to decide on the proposals of the modification; and
c) that the resolution that falls on the submission to the Trustee be notified
to the creditors through notice published in the Official Gazette. The same
creditors who had the right to vote at the meeting that settled the Agreement
that is to be modified, shall have the right to vote, without detriment that
in the case the credit has been assigned, the right to vote shall fall on the
relevant assignee. As regards everything else, the same rules that regulate
the agreement and the approval of the Legal Preventive Agreement shall govern,
as set forth in Law No. 18,175.

10.  ARBITRATION

Any doubt or difficulty related to the interpretation, fulfillment, execution,
validity or opposability of this Agreement, including the decision on the
validity of the arbitration clause or on the own arbitral competence, which
arises among two or more creditors or between any one of them and Telex, shall
be solved each time by an arbitrator or referee, who shall act and decide
without form of judgment, consciously, and the parties hereby waive all the
resorts that might proceed against its resolutions.

For the exercise of the position, the parties first designate Mr. Raul Varela
Morgan, and if he rejects the position, due to negative or impossibility or
even due to a supervening cause arising during the exercise of the position,
they designate Mr. Enrique Barros Bourie in the second place and if he rejects
the position, due to negative or impossibility or even due to a supervening
cause arising

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during the exercise of the position, they designate Mr. Sergio Urrejola
Monckeberg in the third place.

If the aforementioned arbitrators are not available, the parties in conflict
shall designate the alternate arbitrator by mutual agreement. In the event no
agreement is reached, he will be appointed by the Judge who is sitting at the
Civil Courts of Santiago. In this case the appointment shall fall on a lawyer
who, at the date he accepts the position, is performing or has performed as
professor of the Civil Law or Commercial Law departments of the Law Faculties
of the Universidad de Chile or Universidad Catolica, with seat in Santiago.

Notwithstanding the above, any of the creditors may, at its option, resort to
the ordinary courts of justice for them to resolve on the same matters which,
as expressed above, may be subjected to arbitration.

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