Shareholders' agreement: new company

95.00  

A comprehensive shareholders agreement for a new New Zealand company. Use this agreement to protect the rights of each shareholder against each other and also for setting down the strategic management of the company.

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Shareholders' agreement: existing company

95.00  

A comprehensive shareholders agreement for an existing New Zealand company Use this agreement to protect the rights of each shareholder against each other and also for setting down the strategic management of the company.

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Shareholders' agreement: existing company, shareholders have invested debt

95.00  

A comprehensive shareholders agreement for an existing New Zealand company that also has debt financing from a big lender such as a business angel or venture capitalist.

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Shareholders' agreement: joint venture through company

95.00  

This shareholders agreement regulates a single venture or project that will be structured through a New Zealand company.

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Shareholders' agreement: new company, some shareholders also invested debt

95.00  

A comprehensive shareholders agreement for a new New Zealand company that has also been financed with debt from a big lender as well as equity.

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Shareholders' agreement: shareholder-directors and institutional investors

119.00  

This shareholder agreement has been drawn to include the provisions that a large professional or institutional investor such as a business angel, venture capital or private equity investor would require to protect their New Zealand investment.

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Shareholders' agreement: warranties

59.00  

Extensive warranties protect the lender of a loan. This document includes 50+ warranties, only some of which may be relevant to your situation.

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