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Save - Print. Your document is ready! You wil receive it in Word and PDF formats. You wil be able to modify it. Business Sale Agreement. A Business Sale Agreement , also sometimes caled a Business Purchase Agreement, is a document which the seler of a company and their chosen buyer can enter into when an entire business is being sold. Through a Business Sale Agreement, a seler and buyer can outline the terms and conditions of the business sale so that they have memorialized their entire understanding. A Business Sale Agreement contains provisions about the basic logistics of the sale, like pricing information, of course, but also contains the information required for an equitable relationship between the parties, such as liability alocation. A Business Sale Agreement is absolutely essential when two parties are discussing the sale and transfer of a business. Business sales can be structured through what is caled an asset sale , which means that al of the assets of the business are sold, and therefore, control and ownership of the business is sold. They can also be structured through share sales , which means that al of the shares of the business are sold, and therefore, control and ownership is transferred. In a share sale, al of the shares of the business must be sold in order to transfer control. A good Business Sale Agreement wil have al of the details of the parties transaction written down, including, but not limited to obligations of the buyer and seler, employee transfer information, and what happens if the sale fails to go through. How to use this document. This document can be used for a seler getting ready to enter into a relationship with a buyer to transfer a business, or for a buyer looking to purchase a business and needing an agreement to memorize that. In this document, pertinent identifying details wil be entered, such as whether the parties are individuals or businesses (most often, in Business Sale Agreements, it is a company seling to a company, but of course, individuals may sel of their businesses, as wel), and their respective addresses and contact information. The user wil also input the most important characteristics of the agreement between the parties, like a description of how the sale wil be structured, price information, and covenants (or promises) of the parties. This Business Sale Agreement wil help cover everything that needs to be addressed before the sale of the business goes through. When this document is filed out, it should be print...
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Save - Print. Your document is ready! You wil receive it in Word and PDF formats. You wil be able to modify it. Contract of Sale of Real Property. A Contract of Sale of Real Property is an agreement between the buyer and seler specifying the terms and conditions for the sale of real property. Here, the seler agrees to sel, and the buyer agrees to buy real property . This document outlines the terms and conditions for the sale and purchase of the property . The property in this contract includes land and building . This document protects the parties to the agreement as it contains terms that the parties have expressly agreed to, and no party can withdraw from the contract without being liable for a breach of contract . How to use this document. This document can be used when a person or company desires to sel an immovable property to another who has agreed to buy the property. In this document, the form xxxxx xxx be required to fil the particulars of the parties, the description of the property being sold, the purchase price and the terms and conditions of the agreement . The document enable parties to agree on basic terms such as whether the purchaser(s) wil be required to make an initial deposit, the manner in which the purchase price wil be paid, date and place of closing, if there are personal items (fixtures and fittings, such as furniture, kitchen utensil etc.) to be sold along with the property etc. It also contains other terms such as insurance of the property and whether parties agree to resort to arbitration to settle their dispute. After filing this form, the parties to the agreement must sign the document and their witnesses must fil out their names, addresses, occupation and sign the document. Where any party is a company, the company seal should be af ixed on the document and either two directors or one director and one secretary should sign the document . After signing, each party should keep at least one original copy of the document for record purposes. Applicable law. The sale and purchase of real estate are subject to federal and state legislations in Nigeria. Therefore, the folowing laws apply to this document: the Land Use Act, 1978 , Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (As Amended), 1999, Conveyancing Act, 1881 , Registration of Titles Law of the various states in Nigeria. The general rules of contract also apply to this document. How to modify the template. You fil out a form. The document is created before your eyes as you respond to t...
Save - Print. Your document is ready! You wil receive it in Word and PDF formats. You wil be able to modify it. Manufacturing Agreement. A Manufacturing Agreement is a document between two parties, a Supplier and a Buyer. The Supplier can be an individual or business and is the party that "supplies," or manufactures, the goods to the Buyer. The Buyer is the party that orders the goods. The goods in a Manufacturing Agreement are not like those carried in a store, they are made for just for Buyer and Buyer's specifications . The Buyer can also be an individual or a business. Within these agreements, the Supplier and the Buyer outline their expectations for the manufacture and sale of the goods , as wel as the general behavior and bounds of the relationship between them. This Manufacturing Agreement can be used for a Buyer that wishes to make a one-time purchase of goods from a Supplier, as wel as for a Buyer that wishes to make one initial order and have that be the start of multiple orders with the same Supplier. This document is dif erent than a Sale of Goods Agreement, because there, the parties are contracting for just the sale of goods (which can be any goods) and not specificaly the manufacture of special goods for the Buyer. This is also dif erent than a Distribution Agreement, because there, a supplier of goods is giving themto another party, the distributor, to either re-sel or distribute to additional retail locations so they can be re-sold. How to use this document. This document can be used when a Supplier and Buyer are getting ready to enter into a new contract for the Supplier to manufacture certain goods to Buyer's specifications. In this document, the parties' identifying details wil be entered, such as whether they are individuals or businesses, and their respective addresses and contact information. Then, the most important parts of the document wil be entered: the details of the goods. A description of the goods, specifications, price, and the number being ordered are just some of the information this document covers. When this agreement is filed out, it should be printed, signed by both parties, and a copy should be kept with each. Applicable law. Manufacturing Agreements in the United States are subject to both Federal laws and specific state laws , which cover general contract principles like formation and mutual understanding. Federal laws may restrict what items may be underlying the contract (for example, no one may not contract to manufacture or ...
Save - Print. Your document is ready! You will receive it in Word and PDF formats. You will be able to modify it. Commercial Lease Agreement. A Commercial Lease Agreement is a document outlining the responsibilities of a Landlord and Tenant when a commercial property is being rented. A Commercial Lease Agreement acts as a legally binding contract which allows a business the right to occupy the Landlord's property for business or commercial activities in exchange for paying rent. The Lease includes basic information about the property, as well as providing an opportunity for both parties to specify their rights and responsibilities under the Lease. Commercial Leases can be short-term, for as little as a few months, or long-term, for multiple years. Commercial Leases generally fall into two categories: (1) a business renting a portion of the Landlord's building that houses multiple commercial tenants or (2) a business renting an entire building from a Landlord. How to use this document. This Lease Agreement allows both parties to set forth all of the required facts and obligations necessary to rent out a commercial property. In this document, basic information will be listed, such as the names and addresses of the Landlord and the Tenant, as well as a detailed description of the property being rented. There are also optional provisions that can be included based on the rental situation, such as a list of furnishings being provided or parking spaces that the Tenant will be able to access. This Lease Agreement can also specify what the Tenant may and may not do in the space. For example, it can outline the terms of the accepted uses of the property, including whether or not the Tenant is permitted to store hazardous materials on the premises. Finally, the Agreement will outline the procedures for payment of rent, start and termination of the lease, and automatic renewal of the lease. Applicable Law. A Commercial Lease Agreement is a binding contract that will be upheld in a court of law in any state. When there is a written Agreement, courts generally uphold the terms of the Agreement. In contrast to many of the common and implied protections contained in a Residential Lease and the associated laws, these protection laws do not exist for Commercial Leases. Therefore, the Commercial Lease itself must contain the entirety of the agreement and the terms that the parties agree to be bound by. How to modify the template. You fill out a form. The document is created before your e...
Save - Print. Your document is ready! You will receive it in Word and PDF formats. You will be able to modify it. Vehicle Sale Agreement. The Vehicle Sale Agreement (Agreement) is a document used to specify the terms and conditions entered into between the Seller and the Buyer of the Vehicle. This Agreement can be used by either the Seller or Buyer to Buy or Sell any types of the Vehicle including Car, Bike, Bus, Truck, etc. This Agreement can be used by either individuals or businesses including the dealers of the Vehicle . The Vehicle Sale Agreement helps to avoid any disputes over the sale of the Vehicle in the future. The important details about the Vehicle can be included in this Agreement. The Vehicle Sale Agreement is different from the Bill of Sale . Xxxx of Sale is a document executed at the time of actual delivery of the Vehicle . On the other hand, a Vehicle Sale Agreement is an Agreement entered into between the parties prior to the actual delivery of the Vehicle. How to use this document. This Agreement can be used by the Seller intending to sell the Vehicle or the Buyer intending to purchase the Vehicle. The details of both the Buyer and Seller will be included under this Agreement. All important details about the Vehicle can be specified to avoid any disputes in the future. This Agreement includes the following clauses: Consideration/Price : which includes the total price, down payment and commission, etc. Delivery: including the details about delivery such as the date of delivery, place of delivery and cost of delivery. Representations and warranties of the Seller: including the warranties about the accuracy of the odometer, service record, finance, etc. Obligations of the Buyer: including making the payment on time, the accuracy of information provided and so on. If required, specific obligations can be added under this clause. The Parties can include the Arbitration Clause in this agreement. Under the Arbitration, any dispute if arises between the parties will be referred to a third neutral person ("Arbitrator") appointed mutually by both the parties. The Arbitrator will hear both the parties and decide the case on merits. The decision of the Arbitrator will be final and binding on both parties . To be a valid contract both the Seller and Xxxxx along with the Witnesses have to duly sign this agreement and execute on a valid stamp paper as applicable in the concerned state of execution of this Agreement . This Vehicle Sale Agreement does not legally cha...
Save - Print. Your document is ready! You wil receive it in Word and PDF formats. You wil be able to modify it. Non-Compete Agreement. A Non-Compete Agreement is a document used to protect employers from partners, employees, contractors, and other individuals with access to their business secrets and practices using that access to leave the company to start their own competing business in the same industry. Non- Compete Agreements are used most often in highly competitive industries, such as technology development, sales, and marketing. Common situations requiring the use of a Non-Compete Agreement include the folowing: An individual seling their business and agreeing to not compete with the new business owner for a period of time Business partners terminating a business relationship A company and a contractor or consultant ending their business relationship and the company wanting to ensure that the consultant does not use their former access to business secrets to help the company's competitors An employee being hired to work at a company and the company wanting to ensure that if the employee leaves, they do not use their access to business secrets to start a competing company. The Agreement is generaly entered into at the end of a business relationship, but can also be created at the start of a business relationship as a condition of employment. In exchange for entering into the Agreement, the non-competing party must receive some form of compensation, known as consideration. Consideration can be either a promise of employment or monetary compensation to be paid from the protected party to the non- competing party. How to use this document. This Agreement outlines the duration of the non-competition, the geographic location where the non-competing party must avoid competition, and the covered subjects, industries, and activities that the non-competing party must not engage in while the Agreement is in force. The Non-Compete Agreement contains the folowing essential elements: Parties involved -- The names and addresses of both the non-competing party (the party being asked to not compete) and the protected party (the party asking that competition not occur). Duration of Agreement -- The period of time during which the non-competing party must not compete with the protected party. To be enforceable, this time period must be reasonable given each of the party's business interests. Courts are generaly hesitant to limit a non-competing party's access to economic activity,...
Save - Print. Your document is ready! You wil receive it in Word and PDF formats. You wil be able to modify it. Short-Term Lease Agreement. A Short-Term Lease Agreement , sometimes also ca led a Short-Term Rental Agreement , is a document that outlines the responsibilities of the person renting out the physical space, often ca led a Lessor, and the short-term tenant, often ca led a Guest. In a l Lessor-Guest relationships, even including those that exist between friends or family members, having a written lease document that outlines a l of the terms and conditions of the rental is a necessity. With rental properties, so much can happen between the parties that having everything agreed to in hard copy beforehand wil make any disputes down the line a lot easier to deal with. In any lease, including a short-term lease, the lessor gives the basic information about the rental property - things like how much it wil cost, when and how the payments should be made, and what the term is. In a short-term rental, however, what's di ferent is that there are usua ly also more day-to-day details included, like any specific rules for the rental (things like what areas can and can't be used, whether pets are a lowed, whether smoking is permitted, etc.) and more specific information (down to even how the trash gets disposed of). This is because the nature of a short-term rental, like a vacation rental, is usua ly di ferent than a ful lease. A good short-term lease agreement should have as much as information possible to let the guest know what is expected and how to behave and also ensure the lessor is protected in case things go wrong. Short-term lease agreements can be very short, like a week or less, or up to a few months. It depends on what is appropriate for the Lessor's needs. If the situation is a traditional longer-term lease, like an apartment lease, for example, a standard Residential Lease Agreement is likely the document needed. How to use this document. This Lease Agreement wil help a Lessor create a document that has a l the information and rules required for a Guest to undertake a short-term rental of the Lessor's property. Here, Lessor can list basic information, such as guest names and addresses, dates of the rental, and check- in/check-out times. The lessor wil also be able to include more detailed information, such as a list of specific, written rules for the rental of the space. The Lessor wil be asked to outline the terms of the pet policy (if pets are a lowed) and ...
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