GLDUS183 Dimension Capital Management Proprietary and Confidential (15) Except to the extent not permitted by the Delaware Act, limit or eliminate such Defaulting Partner's ability to vote, consent or withhold consent with respect to any Partnership matter; (16) Except to the extent not permitted by the Delaware Act, elect to terminate the interest of such Defaulting Partner, whereupon such Defaulting Partner shall cease to be a Limited Partner, and shall have no further interest in the Partnership, including any right to receive distributions of cash or property, or to vote on any matter (if the General Partner elects to exercise its rights under this clause (a), the interest of such Defaulting Partner shall be reallocated among all non-Defaulting Partners, pro rata based on their respective Subscriptions); and (17) To the extent that such Defaulting Partner's Interests are treated on a look- through basis by the Underlying Fund, such Defaulting Partner may also be subject to thc remedies prescribed by thc Underlying Fund. (b) In addition to and notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, the General Partner (or its assigns) may, in its sole discretion, exercise any remedy in respect of the Defaulting Partner and/or the interest of the Defaulting Partner that could have been exercised by the General Partner if the provisions of the limited partnership agreement of the Underlying Fund were contained herein in their entirety, mitosis mutandis. In addition, in the event that a Limited Partner's default results in or contributes to a default by the Partnership under the limited partnership agreement of the Underlying Fund, the General Partner may take any such actions in accordance with 6.3.3. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the remedies set forth above shall be cumulative, and the use by the General Partner of one or more of them against a Defaulting Partner shall not preclude the use of any other such remedy. Each