The relationship between the shareholders of a small company is generally very similar to that of a partnership, with each person having a say in the main business decisions the company will make. Obviously, a shareholders` pact in a one-person company is not necessary. However, consider entering into a shareholder contract if you have more than one shareholder or if you want to attract other investors when your business grows. 5.13 In the event that a clause (or part of a clause) is found to be unlawful or invalidated by a competent court or other legal authority, this has only the effect of nullity and absence of that clause (or part of a clause) and will not invalidate that share transfer contract entirely. 5.7 Any delay or non-application of the terms of this share transfer agreement and any delay in the event of a violation of its clause by a party does not constitute a waiver of those rights. Another provision is that of the company`s prerogative, which essentially states that any shareholder who wants to sell his shares must first offer those shares to the other shareholders of the company before selling them to a third party. By inserting such restrictions into a shareholders` pact instead of your articles, shareholders can remove or modify them without the entity having to table amendments. Keep in mind that these restrictions are separate from the restrictions imposed by your statutes as part of the restrictions of non-commercial enterprises. A company may decide to issue new shares (with shares other than those issued at the time of creation) from its cash to new investors, current shareholders or others who are not shareholders of the treasury. The new shares can be issued among other things: 1.3 the transfer is effective with the execution of this share transfer contract and the payment of the amount covered in point 2. The purchase or sale of shares in a limited company is not discussed here. We will discuss the sale of shares to private companies here. Shareholder agreements may also establish share transfer rules when certain events such as the death, resignation, dismissal, private insolvency or divorce of a shareholder occur.

Restrictions may contain detailed plans on when a shareholder can or should sell his shares or what happens to those shares after the individual shareholder leaves. The shareholders` pact could, for example, require that the shares be transferred to the remaining shareholders or to the company, often at fair value. A person who owns shares in your company is a shareholder. The shares represent a stake in the company. They are a property, much like a car or a house. Anyone can hold shares in a capital company. Next to a person, a “person” may include a legal entity such as a trust, an investment fund or another capital company. 2. TRANSFERT PRICE It is agreed that the shares will be transferred at the price of [PRICE]. A shareholders` pact is an agreement reached by certain shareholders of a company, and generally all shareholders of a company.