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SHAREHOLDERS AGREEMENT SERVICES
Get a well-drafted Shareholders Agreement services for determining the liaison between a company’s shareholders and business, and to curtail all your legal hazards and avoid Litigations.
Overview Of Shareholders Agreement Services
The objective of a shareholders agreement is to provide equal protection to all shareholders and to enable them to decide whether to become shareholders in the future. A shareholder agreement emphasises the majority shareholders’ commitment to safeguard minority shareholders from exploitation and give them a voice when crucial decisions are made, which is why minority shareholders value it more than majority shareholders do.
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Benefits of a Shareholders Agreement
There are mainly two benefits of Shareholders Agreement:
- It establishes authority.
A shareholder agreement in India clarifies a shareholder’s authority and standing, as well as the licence you hold as the issuer of such shares, by describing the power and risks for all. Furthermore, it acts as a gatekeeper in the interaction between small and large shareholders.
- Making changes is simple.
A shareholders agreement creates the ideal conditions for amending the company constitution. It is appropriate for small and medium-sized businesses that do not want to change the entire constitution whenever minor changes are required.
Shareholders Agreement Include
sBefore finalising the shareholders agreement, ensure that all necessary provisions are included by reviewing the shareholders agreement.
1. Right of Shareholders
- The right to vote.
- The right to appoint directors and the company auditor.
- The right to call a general meeting.
- Right to inspect the company’s books and registers as well as its financial statements.
2. Regulations governing the transfer and sale of the company’s shares
A shareholders agreement must include certain rules to protect the shareholders’ interests in the transfer and sale of the company’s shares. Such rules would ensure that a sale or transfer occurs only after the parties involved have given their mutual consent.
3. The company’s financial requirements
When shareholders believe it will benefit the company, they can proceed to obtain the most viable source of funding. The procedure for obtaining such funds is outlined in the draught shareholders agreement.
4. Minimum quorum requirements
The shareholders agreement will specify the quorum requirements (the minimum number of members required to constitute a valid meeting).
5. Methods for Valuing the Company’s Shares
Given the market’s frequent fluctuations, proper valuation of company shares is critical to the company’s fortunes. In India, the valuation methods and approaches are precisely laid out in the shareholders agreement.
6. Operating Procedures for the Company
In India, the shareholders agreement would include guidelines, policies, and procedures to ensure the smooth operation of the company on a daily basis.
7. Liability of Shareholders
Shareholders have limited liability with the company and are not directly liable for its actions. The shareholders’ liabilities are clearly defined in the agreement.
8. Minority shareholder protection
The rights of minority company shareholders are outlined in the shareholders agreement, according to the provisions of the 2013 Companies Act. The agreement will safeguard minority shareholders in the event of mismanagement, oppression, or piggybacking (the sale of shares by the majority shareholders).
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