Format pack, 3 formats · FV07-J12

Security Trustee, Inter-creditor and Subordination Agreements

Three documents that decide nothing between the borrower and the lenders and everything between the lenders themselves: who holds the security, who may pull the trigger, and who waits at the back of the queue.

Length
10 pages
Blanks to fill
95
Files
Word and PDF
Law stated to
14 September 2026

The 3 formats inside

  1. 1Security trustee agreementBorrower, lenders and security trustee · Indian Trusts Act 188244 blanksOn its own₹149
  2. 2Deed of subordination of promoter loansJunior creditor, senior lender and borrower30 blanksOn its own₹149
  3. 3Non-disposal undertaking over sharesGiven by a shareholder to the lender, with the company’s acknowledgement27 blanksOn its own₹149

Read the opening

The first part of “Security trustee agreement”, as it downloads. Blanks are highlighted.

[On an e-stamp certificate of the value chargeable under Article 5 of the State schedule, in the name of the Borrower]

SECURITY TRUSTEE AGREEMENT

THIS SECURITY TRUSTEE AGREEMENT is made at [Place of signing the agreement] on this [Day of the month the agreement is made] day of [month, year]

Among

(1) [Name of the borrower], a company incorporated under the Companies Act [Borrower's Companies Act of incorporation (1956 / 2013)] bearing Corporate Identity Number [Borrower's CIN], having its registered office at [Borrower's registered office address], hereinafter called the “Borrower”;

(2) the banks and financial institutions whose names, addresses and commitments are set out in Schedule I, hereinafter called the “Original Lenders” and, together with every person who accedes to this Agreement under Clause 16, the “Secured Parties”; and

35 more paragraphs and tables follow in the full format.

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