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CANADA
ISPO 1995
ARAMARK CORPORATION
CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT TO
ISPO PROSPECTUS
Dated December 1, 1995
This supplement addresses significant aspects of the ARAMARK Ownership
Program and Installment Stock Purchase Opportunities granted thereunder that
apply to Canadian-resident employees of Versa Services Ltd.
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The following sections of the Prospectus are amended by this Supplement:
Questions and Answers on pages 5 - 15
Income Tax Considerations on pages 17-18
Exercise Forms and Instructions in Annex A
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If you have any questions concerning the Program, you should call any of
the individuals or the automated Shareholder Information Service listed on page
4 of the Prospectus.
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The date of this Prospectus Supplement is December 1, 1995
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CANADIAN FEDERAL INCOME TAX CONSIDERATIONS
The following discussion is not intended to be a complete statement of
the Canadian federal income tax consequences of the granting and exercise of
purchase opportunities pursuant to the Plans or the disposition of Class B
shares acquired upon exercise of such purchase opportunities. Because of the
complexities of the Canadian income tax law, offerees are urged to consult their
own tax advisors.
This summary applies to employees of Versa Services Ltd. who are
resident in Canada, who hold the purchase opportunities and Class B shares as
capital property and who deal at arms length with Versa Services Ltd. and
ARAMARK for the purposes of the Income Tax Act (Canada), as amended.
With respect to the purchase opportunities, ARAMARK understands that,
under current Canadian federal income tax laws: (i) no income will be recognized
by the employee at the time of grant; (ii) upon exercise of a purchase
opportunity, the employee must treat as a taxable benefit from employment, any
excess of the fair market value on the date of exercise of the Class B shares
received on the exercise of a purchase opportunity over the exercise price of
the purchase opportunity; (iii) the employee may deduct one-quarter of the
benefit in computing taxable income; and (iv) the adjusted cost base of the
Class B shares acquired on the exercise of the purchase opportunity will be
equal to the exercise price plus the amount of the taxable benefit realized. The
adjusted cost base of the Class B shares will be computed in Canadian dollars,
using the Canada-U.S. exchange rate prevailing on the date of exercise. The
adjusted cost base of all Class B shares received on the exercise of a purchase
opportunity will then be averaged with the adjusted cost base of other Class B
shares owned by the employees; and (v) on a subsequent disposition of the Class
B shares, the amount by which the proceeds of disposition exceed (or are
exceeded by) the adjusted cost base of the Class B shares, plus any costs of
disposition, will be treated as capital gain (or capital loss) of the employee.
If Class B shares are first disposed of by the employee to raise the
cash to exercise purchase opportunities, the same tax consequences as set out
above will apply. In addition, the employee will realize a capital gain (or
capital loss) equal to the amount by which the proceeds of disposition of the
Class B shares exceed (or are exceeded by) the adjusted cost base of the
disposed shares, plus any costs of disposition.
ARAMARK understands that tendering Class B shares already owned by the
holder of a purchase opportunity in order to exercise such purchase opportunity
(a stock-for-stock exercise, so called) would not be considered a disposition of
such previously acquired shares and therefore would not result in the
recognition of capital gain or loss by the employee. An employee electing to
make a stock-for-stock exercise: (i) will be considered to have realized a
taxable benefit equal to any excess of the fair market value on the date of
exercise of the new Class B shares acquired over the exercise price of the
purchase opportunity (the fair market value of the old Class B shares tendered);
(ii) the employee may deduct one-quarter of the benefit in computing taxable
income; (iii) the adjusted cost base of the Class B shares acquired on the
exercise of the purchase opportunity will be equal to the adjusted cost base of
the old Class B shares plus the amount of the taxable benefit realized (plus the
amount of any cash paid on the stock-for-stock exercise of the purchase
opportunity). The adjusted cost base of the Class B shares will be computed in
Canadian dollars, using the Canada-U.S. exchange rate prevailing on the date of
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exercise. The adjusted cost base of all Class B shares received on the exercise
of a purchase opportunity will then be averaged with the adjusted cost base of
other Class B shares owned by the employee; and (v) on a subsequent disposition
of the Class B shares, the amount by which the proceeds of disposition exceed
(or are exceeded by) the adjusted cost base of the Class B shares plus any costs
of disposition, will be treated as a capital gain (or capital loss) of the
employee.
ARAMARK further understands that it is the administrative position of
Revenue Canada, Customs, Excise & Taxation (Revenue Canada) that a taxable
benefit recognized upon the exercise of a purchase opportunity is not subject to
tax withholding. The Company will report to Revenue Canada the amount of the
taxable benefit generated by the exercise of a purchase opportunity, and the
employee is required to report that amount in his/her income tax return.
If payment of a portion of the exercise price is deferred under the
Deferred Payment Program, the interest paid at the time of making the deferred
payment may be deductible during the year the interest is paid. Employees are
urged to discuss this matter as well with their own tax advisors.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
The following questions and answers have changed from those in the
original Prospectus to reflect the application of Canadian federal income tax
laws and Canadian securities laws:
13. Q: How do I purchase shares of Common Stock?
A: To exercise an installment of your purchase opportunity and purchase
shares, you must deliver to the Company, at the address which appears
on the exercise form included in this Prospectus Supplement, (1) your
completed exercise form and (2) payment of the aggregate purchase
price.
The aggregate purchase price is payable in U.S. dollars.
14. Q: How do I make payment for the purchase price?
A: You may be eligible to use a combination of any of the following
means to pay for the aggregate purchase price upon exercise of your
purchase opportunity:
(1) the ARAMARK Deferred Payment Program for up to 3/4 of the
purchase price, (2) the sale of Class B shares, (3) the use of Class
B shares that you currently own in a stock-for-stock exercise for up
to the purchase price, and (4) by personal cheque or bank draft in
U.S. dollars.
15. Q: Why do I have to pay taxes when I exercise an installment?
A: When you exercise an installment, any excess of the Appraisal Price
of the Common Stock at the time of exercise over the exercise price
is considered a taxable benefit from employment. Under current income
tax legislation, one-quarter of the benefit is deductible in
computing your taxable income. The Company is not required to
withhold taxes at the time of the exercise. Quarterly tax
installments may be required to meet your full tax liability due to
this exercise, depending on your personal situation. You should
discuss your particular situation with your tax advisor.
16. Q: Will the Company report to Revenue Canada the taxable benefit (if
any) that I realize upon the exercise of my purchase opportunity?
A: Yes. Any taxable income will be reported on a T-4 form for the year
in which the purchase occurs. The purchase occurs at the time your
completed exercise form and your purchase price payment are received
by the Company. For example, if your exercise form and purchase price
payment for the appropriate installment are received by the Company
in December 1995, the taxable income will be reported on a T-4 form
for 1995; and if they are received in January 1996, the taxable
benefit will be reported on a T-4 form for 1996. You may wish to
consult with your tax advisor when considering the time, within an
installment exercise period, to exercise a purchase opportunity.
18. Not Applicable.
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23. Q: How much of the purchase price payment may I defer under the Deferred
Payment Program?
A: You may defer payment of up to 3/4 of the purchase price for the
qualifying shares you are purchasing, but only for the fourth, fifth
and sixth installment of your ISPO.
28. Q: What are the anticipated Canadian income tax consequences to me for
participation in the Deferred Payment Program?
A: The tax consequences of exercising your stock purchase opportunity
installment will not change. Generally, under current Canadian law,
the interest would be deductible in the year the interest is paid.
31. Q. What are the tax consequences if I sell Class B shares to raise cash
to exercise my purchase opportunity?
A. The sale of Class B shares is a taxable event. For a discussion of
the tax treatment accorded sales of Class B shares, see "Canadian
Federal Income Tax Considerations" in this Supplement. The tax
consequences of selling Class B shares is not affected by whether or
not you use the proceeds of such sale to exercise other purchase
opportunities. Taxes due from the sale of shares must be paid in
addition to the taxes due on the exercise of purchase opportunities.
Again, you are urged to discuss your particular situation with your
tax advisor.
34. Q: What are the tax consequences if I use the stock-for-stock exercise
method?
A: There will be no capital gain or loss on the disposition of the old
shares. The tax cost of the new shares you receive on the exercise
will be equal to the tax cost of the old shares plus the amount of
the taxable benefit included in your income in respect of the new
shares (plus any other cash you pay towards the purchase price). This
tax cost is then averaged with the tax cost of other Class B shares
held by the employee.
37. Q: How much of the purchase price can be paid using the stock-for-stock
exercise method?
A: You may use the stock-for-stock exercise method to cover up to, but
not more than, the exercise price. For example, if the exercise price
for 100 shares is U.S. $8.25 per share, or U.S. $825.00, and the
Appraisal Price is U.S. $14.75 per share, then you may use 55 shares
that you currently own in the stock-for- stock exercise method to pay
U.S. $811.25 of the exercise price, with the balance of U.S. $13.75
being paid through the other available methods. You may not use 56
shares, because 56 times U.S. $14.75 (or U.S. $826.00) exceeds the
exercise price of U.S. $825.00.
41. Q: Can I have the shares registered jointly in my name and my spouses
name?
A: To register Class B shares as joint tenants in your name and your
spouses name you must first transfer the Class B shares to such joint
holding following exercise of the ISPO by you. Canadian securities
laws generally do not permit a trade of Class B shares by
Canadian-resident holders. However, the Company has obtained relief
from each of the Ontario and Quebec Securities Commissions from
restrictions on transfer that otherwise would apply. The relief
granted by the Commissions permits Employees to transfer Class B
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shares to prescribed groups of persons, including their spouse (see
Question 45). To register Class B shares in the names of you and your
spouse as joint tenants, both you and your spouse must sign the
exercise form. (Introduction to the Stockholders Agreement.)
45. Q: May I transfer my shares of Common Stock for estate or tax planning
purposes?
A: Canadian securities laws generally do not permit trades of Class B
shares by Canadian-resident holders. The Company has obtained certain
relief from each of the Ontario and Quebec Securities Commissions
from restrictions on transfer that otherwise would apply. The relief
granted by the Ontario Securities Commission permits Ontario-resident
employees and senior officers of Versa Services Ltd. and its
subsidiaries (collectively called Employees) to transfer Class B
shares only to Eligible Persons provided it is done in compliance
with the Stockholders Agreement. Subsequent transfers of Class B
shares are similarly restricted to other Eligible Persons. Eligible
Persons are: (i) spouses of Employees, (ii) minor children of
Employees, (iii) corporations controlled by Employees and/or their
spouses where the Employee is an officer and director of the
corporation and where all the shares of the corporation are owned at
all times by any combination of the Employee, the spouse of the
Employee and children of the Employee and/or the children of the
Employees spouse or the respective offspring of the children of the
Employee, (iv) trusts where all the beneficiaries are any combination
of the Employee, the spouse of the Employee, the children of the
Employee and/or children of the Employees spouse and the offspring of
the children of the Employee, and where at least one of the trustees
is the Employee, and (v) registered retirement savings plans of the
Employee or Eligible Person and/or personal holding corporations of
the Employee or Eligible Persons. The relief granted by the Quebec
Securities Commission permits Quebec-resident holders of Class B
shares to transfer Class B shares in accordance with the Stockholders
Agreement. Pursuant to the Stockholders Agreement, you may transfer
your Class B shares for estate or tax planning purposes as gifts to
your spouse, child, grandchild or parent or a trust for the benefit
of any of them or to a qualifying charitable organization. Pursuant
to the Stockholders Agreement, you may also make other transfers to
your family members, their trusts or other entities if the transfer
is approved by the Companys Board of Directors. (Section 3.01)
51. Q: Will I be able to sell shares back to the Company?
A: Yes. Primarily, you will be able to sell your Class B shares to the
Company in the internal market. Secondly, the Company provides an
Emergency Buyback Program to accommodate certain limited instances
when unanticipated emergencies arise. The Company anticipates that
the combination of the internal market and the emergency buyback
program should provide adequate liquidity to all management investors
on an orderly and equitable basis. The Company also provides an
offer-to-sell procedure for the Class B shares that could be
utilized. These three methods for realizing liquidity are described
more fully in the Prospectus (see Questions 53, 54, and 55). Of
course, the ability of the Company to repurchase any shares is
subject to the Company's continued strong operating and financial
performance. (Section 3.03)
The purchase price will be payable in U.S. dollars. Since the shares
are valued in U.S. dollars and are purchased and sold in U.S.
dollars, the currency exchange risk is borne by the employee
investing.
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55. Q: Will I be able to sell my Class B shares in any other way?
A: The anticipated normal procedure for selling Class B shares is
through the internal market. However, you could also offer a portion
of your Class B shares to the Company at the current Appraisal Price
of the Common Stock. The Canadian securities laws generally do not
allow any sale of shares other than sales back to the Company.
However, as described under Question 45 above, the Company has
obtained certain relief from Canadian securities laws that would
permit, in the case of Ontario-resident Employees, a sale of Class B
shares to Eligible Persons and, in the case of Quebec-resident
holders of Class B shares, a sale of Class B shares to a third party,
provided that: (i) those Class B shares were not purchased by the
Company, (ii) the transfer to such Eligible Person, in the case of
Ontario-residents, and to such third party, in the case of
Quebec-residents, takes place within 90 days of the offer to the
Company, (iii) such transfer takes place on the same terms offered to
the Company, and (iv) such Eligible Person or third party transferee,
as the case may be, agrees to abide by all the terms of the
Stockholders Agreement (see Question 51 and Section 4 of the
Stockholders Agreement).
Upon termination for any reason, subject to the Company's right to
Call your Class B shares (see Question 56), you could offer to sell
your Class B shares as described above.
62. Q: What are the terms of the installment notes?
A: The Stockholders' Agreement provides for the following terms for the
installment notes. Annual cash payments will equal the least of 10%
of the principal, U.S. $100,000 or your highest base salary. At the
end of the 10th year following termination, any remaining balance on
the notes will be paid in cash. Interest will be paid semi-annually
and the rate will be fixed at the U.S. Applicable Federal Rate which
currently varies approximately from 5.71% to 6.45% depending upon the
term of the note. (Section 1.08) The interest is subject to a
withholding tax of 15%, which can be claimed as a foreign tax credit
or deducted on your tax return.
63. Q: If the Company purchases my Class B shares using, in part, an
installment note, will I have to pay tax on the entire gain in the
first year?
A: Generally, no. The purchase using a note usually will qualify for
installment treatment under the Canadian income tax laws. You should
be able to recognize the taxable gain in proportion to the cash
payments of principal you will receive over the years if you file
Revenue Canada form T2017 with your tax returns, but at a minimum you
must recognize one fifth of the gain each year for five years. You
should consult with your tax advisor to determine if installment sale
treatment is advantageous to you and how you should report it on your
tax returns.
70. Q: How will the Canadian/U.S. dollar exchange rate affect my
participation in the plan?
A: The shares of ARAMARK stock are valued in U.S. dollars and you will
need to pay for your stock in U.S. dollars.
Any taxable benefit in the year of purchase will be calculated on the
Canadian dollar equivalent of excess of the Appraisal Price at
exercise over the grant price.
71. Q: Is there any Canadian/U.S. dollar exchange risk?
A: Yes, there is an exchange risk representing the change in the
Canadian dollar as compared to the U.S. dollar between the date of
purchase of the stock and the sale of the stock. If the Canadian
dollar weakens as compared to the U.S. dollar, you stand to gain. If
the Canadian dollar strengthens as compared to the U.S. dollar, you
may lose.
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VERSA SERVICES
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO FORMS
In this section, you will find the forms that you will need in order to complete
all of your stock-related transactions. Extra copies of each form have been
included. These forms have been color-coded for ease of reference.
As you complete the forms, have the following materials handy, as you will need
to transfer information from them onto the form(s):
o Certificate of Grant -- if you are exercising the first installment of a
grant.
o Ownership Statement -- if you are currently an owner.
We urge you to carefully read the Prospectus and this Prospectus Supplement, as
well as all of the other materials you have received, so that you will be fully
informed of the terms and conditions of the stock purchase program.
There are two types of forms in this Supplement:
o The blue form is the Exercise Form. You must complete and submit this form if
you wish to purchase stock.
o The white form is the Internal Market Form. Stock owned for at least six
months may be sold back to the company during any of the quarterly Internal
Market Periods: December 15 - January 15; March 15 - April 15; June 15 - July
15; or September 15 - October 15.
- If you wish to sell stock, you must complete the Internal Market form and
submit it along with the stock certificate for the shares you are selling.
- You may choose to apply all or some of the sale proceeds toward the
purchase of more shares. Be sure to complete the appropriate sections of
the Exercise Form and the Internal Market Form to indicate how you wish to
have your sale proceeds distributed.
THE FOLLOWING CHART LISTS THE FORMS TO BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED TO ARAMARK.
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| FOR THIS TRANSACTION . . . | COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THESE FORMS . . . | AND ALSO SEND IN . . . |
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| | | | Your Bank | Stock |
| | | Internal Market | Draft For | Certificate |
| | Exercise Form | Worksheet / Request | Any | For Shares |
| | (Blue) | Form(1) (White) | Balance | To Be Sold |
<S> <C> <C> <C> <C>
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| Stock Exercise (Purchase) | X | | X | |
|-----------------------------------------|------------------|------------------------|----------------|----------------|
| Stock Sale(1) (If applied to purchase) | X | X | X | X |
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(1) If you are not applying proceeds toward a purchase, only submit the Internal
Market form and the Stock Certificate(s) for the shares you are selling.
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Send all completed documents including, where applicable, your worksheets, stock
certificate, and your bank draft, made payable to ARAMARK Corporation, to:
L. Annette Nedd, 29th Floor/Legal Department, ARAMARK Corporation, 1101 Market
Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107-2988. You may wish to use the enclosed return
envelope. Be sure to add the appropriate postage, and mail your materials far
enough in advance to reach ARAMARK by the deadline of January 15, 1996.
NOTE: You will receive written confirmation of your stock purchase; however,
stock certificates will only be issued upon request.
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VERSA SERVICES
EXERCISE FORM
SECTION 1 -- WORKSHEET
DETERMINING YOUR COST FOR SHARES
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DEFINITION SOURCE
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1 Grant Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ownership Statement* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
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2 This Year's Installment Number . . . . . Ownership Statement* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
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3 Number of Shares Now Exercisable . . . . Ownership Statement* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
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4 Exercise Price Per Share . . . . . . . . Ownership Statement* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 US$
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5 Number of Shares You Want To Exercise. . Cannot Exceed Line 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
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6 Purchase Price of Shares (U.S. Dollars). Line 4 x Line 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 US$
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* If you are purchasing stock for the first time, refer to your Certificate of Grant for this information.
SELLING SHARES - IF APPLYING PROCEEDS TO YOUR PURCHASE
7 Internal Market Proceeds - Enclose Certificate and White Form . . . . . . Line 4a of White Internal Market Form. . . 7 US$
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EXERCISE SUMMARY AND COST
8 Net Purchase Price of Shares (U.S. $) - Send Draft For This Amount. . . . Line 6 - Line 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 US$
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CALCULATING YOUR TAXABLE BENEFIT - IN CANADIAN DOLLARS, EXCEPT LINE 11
9 Canadian Dollars Spent To Convert to Amount of U.S. Dollars in Line 6, Exclusive of Any Fees. . . . . . . . . . . . 9 C$
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10 Canadian Dollar Exchange Rate You Incurred. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Line 9 / Line 6. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10 C$
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11 December 1, 1995 Appraisal Price Per Share. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 US$14.75
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12 December 1 Appraisal Price x Canadian Dollar Exchange Rate. . . . . . . . Line 11 x Line 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 C$
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13 Canadian Dollar Value Per Share x Shares Exercised Line 12 x Line 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 C$
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14 Total Appreciation Subject To Taxes**. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Line 13 - Line 9. . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 C$
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** This is the amount of the taxable benefit that will be reported on your T-4. Under current income tax laws, you may deduct
one-quarter of this taxable benefit in computing your taxable income.
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SECTION 2 -- REGISTRATION AND SIGNATURE
Shares must be registered in your name. You must print your name below, sign and
date.
I hereby represent, warrant, and agree as follows:
A. I have received and read copies of (a) the Prospectus dated December 1,
1995, including the Amended and Restated Stockholders' Agreement and (b) the
Canadian Supplement to the Prospectus dated December 1, 1995, and (c)
ARAMARK's annual report on Form 10-K.
B. I have full power and authority to enter into the Amended and Restated
Stockholders' Agreement.
C. By signing below, I hereby execute and deliver and agree to be bound by the
Amended and Restated Stockholders' Agreement.
D. I will, upon request, execute any additional documents necessary or
desirable for me to become a party to the Amended and Restated Stockholders'
Agreement.
Print Name Signature SIN # Date
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Home Address:
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(Street) (City) (Province) (Postal Code)
Home Phone #: Business Phone #:
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Send this completed Exercise Form and your bank draft, made payable to ARAMARK
Corporation, to: L. Annette Nedd, 29th Floor/Legal Department, ARAMARK
Corporation, 1101 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107-2988. You may wish to
use the enclosed pre-addressed return envelope. Be sure to add the appropriate
postage, and mail your materials far enough in advance to reach ARAMARK by the
deadline of January 15, 1996.
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For Transfer Agent Use Only:
Bank Draft Number Bank Draft Amount $ HID #
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VERSA SERVICES
SECTION I -- INTERNAL MARKET SALE REQUEST FORM
INSTRUCTIONS: In this Section, you will be listing the certificate or
confirmation statement that you are enclosing, and indicating the number of
shares listed, and the number of shares you would like to sell.
NAME (PLEASE PRINT) SIN #
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| ------------------------------ | | ----------------------------- |
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SALE OF COMMON SHARES - CLASS B
NO. OF SHARES NO. OF SHARES TO
SHOWN ON THIS BE SOLD FROM THIS
CERTIFICATE/ CERTIFICATE/
LINE CERTIFICATE/ADVICE LINE CONFIRMATION LINE CONFIRMATION
NO. NUMBER ENCLOSED NO. STATEMENT NO. STATEMENT
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1a | | 1b | | 1c |
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TOTAL COMMON SHARES | | | | (COPY 1c TO LINE 1
LEFT OVER (1b MINUS 1c) | 1d | | | ON REVERSE SIDE)
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Note: Shares purchased within the prior six (6) months cannot be sold.
COMPLETE SECTIONS II AND III ON REVERSE SIDE OF THIS FORM.
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VERSA SERVICES
SECTION II -- INTERNAL MARKET WORKSHEET -- See General Instructions
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SALE OF COMMON SHARES
<S> <C>
1 Number of Common Shares to be Sold (from Section l, Line 1c on reverse): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
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2 Sale Price Per Common Share (December 1, 1995 appraisal price): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 US$14.75
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3 Total Sale Price of Common Shares (Line 1 x Line 2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 US$
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DISTRIBUTION OF TOTAL PROCEEDS
4 Amount of Proceeds to be Applied to Exercise (if applicable-also copy to Line 7 of blue Exercise Form)
(a) Grant Date: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4a US$
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5 Cash Back to You (Line 3 minus Line 4a) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 US$
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6 Total Distribution (Line 4a + Line 5 - Total must equal Line 3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 US$
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SECTION II -- INTERNAL MARKET REQUEST FORM
SIGNATURE
By signing below, you are offering to sell to ARAMARK the shares indicated in
Line 1 above, subject to the terms and conditions of the Internal Market. You
also are acknowledging that: you have full authority to sell the shares; you
have received and read Form 10-K for fiscal 1995; you are under no obligation to
sell; and that the offer price is the appraisal value, reflecting the shares'
current lack of marketability and is less than it would be if the shares were
publicly traded. Please sign below exactly as your name appears on the stock
certificate. Also, sign the back of the stock certificate.
Print Name SIN #
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Signature Date
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DELIVERY ADDRESS(ES)
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| Send Check For Net Sale Proceeds To: | Send Stock Certificate* To: |
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* In cases where the number of shares on the stock certificate or confirmation
statement you are submitting exceeds the number of shares you are selling, a
certificate for the balance will be sent to you upon request, by indicating
an address above. If your shares are pledged to an outside lender, the
lender may require that the stock certificate for unsold shares be returned
to them.
THIS COMPLETED FORM AND SIGNED STOCK CERTIFICATE OR CONFIRMATION STATEMENT MUST
BE RECEIVED AT ARAMARK NO LATER THAN 1/15/96. (If a certificate was not sent to
you for the shares, attach a copy of the confirmation statement in lieu of
certificate.)
Send the form and signed certificate or confirmation statement to: L. Annette
Nedd, 29th Floor/Legal Department, ARAMARK Corporation, 1101 Market Street,
Philadelphia, PA 19107-2988.
EXPIRATION: 1/15/96
