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Cross Purchase Agreement
1. Parties: Identification of all current shareholders/business owners entering into the agreement
2. Background: Context of the agreement, including current ownership structure and purpose of the cross purchase arrangement
3. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the agreement, including technical and financial terms
4. Purchase Obligation: Core obligation of surviving/remaining owners to purchase shares upon trigger events
5. Trigger Events: Specific events that activate the purchase obligation (death, disability, retirement, voluntary departure)
6. Valuation Method: Agreed methodology for determining the purchase price of shares
7. Payment Terms: Structure and timing of payments, including any installment arrangements
8. Funding Mechanism: Sources of funding for share purchases, including insurance policies if applicable
9. Transfer Procedure: Step-by-step process for executing the share transfer
10. Representations and Warranties: Standard declarations by all parties regarding their capacity and authority
11. Confidentiality: Provisions protecting sensitive business information
12. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Confirmation of Danish law application and jurisdiction
13. General Provisions: Standard boilerplate clauses including notices, amendments, and severability
1. Tag-Along Rights: Include when protecting minority shareholders' rights to join in sales is desired
2. Drag-Along Rights: Include when majority shareholders need the right to force minority participation in sales
3. Right of First Refusal: Include when parties want additional protection against external sales
4. Dispute Resolution: Include detailed arbitration or mediation procedures if preferred over court proceedings
5. Life Insurance Provisions: Include when life insurance will be used to fund purchases
6. Disability Insurance Provisions: Include when disability insurance will be used to fund purchases
7. Competition Restrictions: Include when non-compete provisions are needed for departing shareholders
8. Third Party Rights: Include when rights need to be extended to or restricted from non-parties
1. Current Shareholding Structure: Details of current share ownership and classes of shares
2. Valuation Formula: Detailed calculation method and examples for share valuation
3. Insurance Policies: Details of life, disability, or other insurance policies funding the agreement
4. Share Certificate Form: Template for share certificates to be issued
5. Transfer Notice Form: Standard form for initiating share transfers
6. Company Information: Key company details, registration numbers, and corporate structure
7. Deed of Adherence: Template for new shareholders to join the agreement
8. Payment Schedule Template: Standard format for installment payment arrangements
Authors
Articles of Association
Board
Business Day
Company
Completion
Completion Date
Confidential Information
Danish Companies Act
Disability
Effective Date
Encumbrance
Event of Default
Fair Market Value
Force Majeure Event
Group
Insurance Policy
Insured Event
Legal Representative
Life Insurance Proceeds
Notice
Parties
Permanent Disability
Permitted Transfer
Purchase Notice
Purchase Price
Purchaser
Qualified Appraiser
Related Party
Relevant Interest
Remaining Shareholders
Sale Shares
Seller
Share Certificate
Shareholders
Shares
Subsidiary
Transfer
Transfer Date
Transfer Notice
Trigger Event
Valuation Date
Valuation Method
Voting Rights
Interpretation
Share Purchase Obligation
Trigger Events
Valuation
Payment Terms
Transfer Mechanics
Insurance Provisions
Tag-Along Rights
Drag-Along Rights
Right of First Refusal
Representations and Warranties
Confidentiality
Non-Competition
Non-Solicitation
Notice Requirements
Transfer Restrictions
Funding Obligations
Default Provisions
Remedies
Force Majeure
Amendment
Assignment
Severability
Entire Agreement
Governing Law
Jurisdiction
Dispute Resolution
Costs and Expenses
Third Party Rights
Termination
Survival
Waiver
Further Assurance
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