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A Simple Stock Purchase Agreement Between Shareholders is commonly used when shareholders in a private company wish to transfer ownership of their shares to other individuals or entities. This document is essential in the United States to ensure compliance with both federal securities laws and state-specific regulations. The agreement typically includes detailed information about the transaction, such as share pricing, payment terms, and representations about share ownership. It's particularly important for maintaining clear records of ownership transfers and protecting both parties' interests in the transaction. The document may also include provisions for rights of first refusal, tag-along rights, or other shareholder protections depending on the company's existing shareholder agreements.
