Legal Question in Business Law in India
indian law in conveyancing
about share purchase agreement
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Re: indian law in conveyancing
You have not specified what is it that you wish to know. A share purchase agreement would of two (2) kinds.
Firstly, a regular share purchase agreement through a broker, which is generally very easy. Once you register with a broker, he purchases the shares from you, and they get transferred into your demat account on payment of consideration.
Secondly, you may want to purchase shares privately of a company, then in that case, you will have to enter into a full fledged agreement of purchase of shares, with the usual clauses dealing with purchase.
I hope I have made myself clear. In case of doubt, please get back to me with specifics.
Thank you.
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