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Put Option Deed
"I need a Put Option Deed for a mining equipment sale where my company (ABC Mining Ltd) wants the right to sell $5M worth of specialized drilling equipment to XYZ Equipment Co at a fixed price until March 2025, with the option fee being $100,000 payable upfront."
1. Parties: Identifies and defines the Option Grantor and Option Holder
2. Background: Sets out the context and purpose of the put option arrangement
3. Definitions and Interpretation: Defines key terms and establishes interpretation principles
4. Grant of Put Option: Core provision establishing the grant of the put option and its basic terms
5. Option Period: Specifies the duration during which the option may be exercised
6. Option Fee: Details of any payment required for the option grant
7. Exercise of Option: Process and requirements for validly exercising the option
8. Completion: Obligations and process for completing the sale after option exercise
9. Warranties and Representations: Standard warranties about capacity, authority, and title
10. Confidentiality: Obligations regarding confidential information
11. Notices: Requirements for valid notices under the deed
12. General Provisions: Standard boilerplate including governing law, jurisdiction, and amendment procedures
1. Security: Required if any security is being provided for obligations under the deed
2. Due Diligence: Include if there's a due diligence process before option exercise
3. Third Party Consents: Required if completion depends on obtaining specific third party approvals
4. Tax Provisions: Detailed tax provisions if significant tax implications exist
5. Competition Requirements: Include if transaction may require competition law approvals
6. Restraint of Trade: Include if there are restrictions on parties' business activities
7. Break Fee: Include if there's a fee payable if the transaction doesn't proceed
8. Force Majeure: Include if certain events should excuse performance
1. Option Exercise Notice: Form of notice to be used when exercising the option
2. Asset Description: Detailed description of the asset(s) subject to the option
3. Purchase Price Calculation: Formula or mechanism for determining the purchase price
4. Completion Obligations: Detailed list of tasks and documents required at completion
5. Warranties: Detailed warranties about the asset(s) if extensive
6. Encumbrances: List of any existing encumbrances on the asset(s)
7. Required Consents: List of required third party or regulatory consents
8. Form of Transfer Documents: Templates for documents needed to transfer the asset(s)
Authors
Asset
Business Day
Completion
Completion Date
Condition Precedent
Corporations Act
Deed
Effective Date
Encumbrance
Exercise Date
Exercise Notice
Exercise Period
Exercise Price
Execution Date
Force Majeure Event
Governmental Agency
GST
Insolvency Event
Material Adverse Change
Option
Option Fee
Option Grantor
Option Holder
Option Period
Permitted Encumbrance
Put Option
Purchase Price
Related Body Corporate
Representative
Security Interest
Subsidiary
Tax
Third Party Consent
Transfer
Warranties
Option Period
Option Fee
Exercise of Option
Exercise Price
Purchase Price
Completion
Conditions Precedent
Warranties and Representations
Security
Default
Termination
Confidentiality
Assignment
Force Majeure
Notices
Governing Law
Dispute Resolution
Costs and Stamp Duty
GST
Further Assurance
Severability
Entire Agreement
Amendment
Waiver
Time of Essence
Counterparts
Independent Legal Advice
Financial Services
Real Estate
Mining and Resources
Agriculture
Manufacturing
Technology
Infrastructure
Private Equity
Retail
Healthcare
Professional Services
Energy
Legal
Finance
Corporate Development
Mergers & Acquisitions
Investment
Risk Management
Compliance
Treasury
Business Development
Commercial
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Financial Officer
General Counsel
Legal Counsel
Corporate Lawyer
Investment Director
Finance Director
Business Development Manager
Commercial Director
Risk Manager
Company Secretary
Investment Manager
Asset Manager
Transaction Manager
Portfolio Manager
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