Important note: As of 1 May 2011, we have discontinued this product. The Companies Act commenced on 1 May 2011 and therefore it is no longer possible (since 1 May 2011) to adopt a shareholders agreement that prevails over the Memorandum and Companies Act. You need to amend the Memorandum (or draft a new one) before drafting a new shareholders agreement. This means that every Shareholders Agreement template that existed has become obsolete. If you want a shareholders agreement you first have to amend the memorandum (or draft a new one).
How will they help you?
It is essential that shareholders of each company sign a shareholders agreement – preferably at the beginning of the relationship. Read our article Mother of all disputes to find out why. Essentially, a shareholder agreement prevents disputes and conflict in the future.
Who are they suitable for?
Any company
What you get?
A Shareholders Agreement template made up of:
- Shareholder Terms (the general terms relating to the relationship between shareholders of a company),
- a Company Information Sheet (the information about the company) and
- a Shareholder Acceptance for each shareholder (each shareholder accepts the terms relating to the relationship between the shareholders).
The following are included in the templates:
- Tags {in curly brackets} – these denote where variables will need to be inserted when an instance of a template is created.
- Drafting notes [in square brackets] – these notes assist a person when they create an instance of the template.
The templates will be branded with your branding.
The templates are drafted in plain language and include the latest alternative dispute resolution clause.
Easy to manage
The templates are structured so that both your templates and the actual agreements are easy to manage. Good document management is important and part of good corporate governance.
How do I get it?
If you are interested,
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