SALE OF SHARES AGREEMENT (IN TOTAL, TO AN EXISTING SHAREHOLDER)
Summary
This Sale of Shares Agreement can be used when a shareholder in a Company sells all of his/her shares in the Company to another shareholder of the Company.
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Why do I need a Sale of Shares Agreement?
A Sale of Shares Agreement sets out the terms of the sale of a shareholder’s shares in a Company to another shareholder.
Who should use a Sale of Shares Agreement?
A shareholder wishing to sell all the shares that he/she has in the Company to another shareholder in the Company can use this Agreement.
What does the Sale of Shares Agreement say?
The Agreement consists of:
- Parties
- Definitions
- Sale of shares
- Purchase price and payment
- Delivery of documents
- Warranties and Indemnities
- Breach
- Notices
- General
What does the Sale of Shares Agreement look like?
The agreement can be printed onto two A4 pages.
What do you need to do to use the Sale of Shares Agreement?
Read the document to ensure that it suits your requirements. Make changes as required.
Complete the relevant details, such as the Seller and Purchaser’s names, the name of the Close Company and the purchase price. In particular, ensure that the clause specifying the manner in which the purchase price is to be paid is completed.
Ensure both parties sign the agreement and receive a copy.
Also known as:
- Terms of Sale of Shares
- Sale of Shares Contract