Types of Corporate Agreements by Singapore Lawyers of Loh Eben Ong
A deed of guarantee and indemnity in respect of the seller’s obligations under a share purchase agreement, where the guarantor is the seller’s holding company.
Heads of terms by which the parties outline their intention to buy and sell the business and assets of a private limited company.
Heads of terms can help to avoid misunderstandings and provide a useful map of the steps to be taken on the way to signing the formal agreement.
It sets out the main […]
A set of heads of terms for use in connection with a proposed sale and purchase of the entire issued share capital of a company.
Heads of terms are usually entered into between the seller and the prospective buyer of the shares in the target company. Their purpose is to outline the main terms of the […]
A shareholders’ agreement between two parties, who may be corporate and/or individual shareholders.
In the drafting of such agreement, there are variation such as (not exhaustive):
A limited liability partnership (LLP) agreement is for either the establishment of a new business as an LLP or the transfer of an existing partnership business to an LLP.
The agreement records the matters agreed between the LLP members in relation to the internal workings of the LLP. Among other things, the LLP agreement covers […]
A form of notice to a third party notifying them of the assignment of a debt or benefit of a contract.
The novation of contracts in connection with an asset purchase for the benefit of the new owner.
An ordinary power of attorney with limited or specific powers granted by a corporate body or an individual in favour of one or more persons to act as attorney.
A partnership agreement for a general medical practice (GP practice).
A put and call option agreement for use by a private limited company where the seller grants the buyer a call option over shares and the buyer grants the seller a put option over the same shares.
