Share purchase agreement, sale of a controlling stake in a private company, locked box with escrow
A share purchase agreement moves existing shares from a seller to a buyer for money the company never sees, and the costliest error is treating it as a subscription agreement with the names changed, because here the seller warrants the business and keeps the price.
- 9 pages
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- 14 September 2026
What it covers
- 1Share purchase agreement, sale of a controlling stake in a private company, locked box with escrowCompanies Act 2013 · Indian Contract Act 1872 · NDI Rules 2019
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SHARE PURCHASE AGREEMENT
THIS SHARE PURCHASE AGREEMENT is made at [Place where the Agreement is made] on this [Day of the month the Agreement is made] day of [month, year]
Among
1. [First Seller's full name], son / daughter of [First Seller's father's name], aged about [age] years, holding PAN [First Seller's PAN], residing at [First Seller's residential address], and [Second Seller's full name], son / daughter of [Second Seller's father's name], holding PAN [Second Seller's PAN], residing at [Second Seller's residential address] (individually a “Seller” and collectively the “Sellers”) of the First Part;
2. [Name of the buyer], a company incorporated under [the Companies Act 2013 / the laws of [country]] bearing [CIN / registration number], having its registered office at [Buyer's registered office address] (the “Buyer”) of the Second Part; and
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