Cross Purchase Agreement Sample Clauses

Cross Purchase Agreement. Each business owner buys a life insurance policy on the lives of the other owners. Under the agreement, the owners are obligated to use the proceeds from the insurance at the death of an owner to purchase the business interests from the deceased’s estate.

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Cross Purchase Agreement. The Buyer and the Principal shall have executed and delivered the Cross Purchase Agreement.

Cross Purchase Agreement. The Original Stockholders are parties to a Cross Purchase Agreement among the Original Stockholders and Andrew E. Todd, as trustee, dated ax xx Xxxxx 0, 1994 (the "Cross Purchase Agreement"), a copy of which is attached to this Agreement as Exhibit "A". Notwithstanding any other provision herein to the contrary, without obtaining the consent of any Stockholder or of the Corporation and upon prior written notice to each of the other Stockholders and to the Corporation, each of the Original Stockholders can comply with its obligations under the Cross Purchase Agreement.

Cross Purchase Agreement. The remaining owners purchase the departing owner’s interest pro rata (or subject to some other agreed-upon percentage). The cross-purchase agreement can also incorporate the use of a trustee. It is the trustee’s job to act as the facilitator of the owner- ship interest and fund transfers. A benefit of this arrangement is the step-up in basis. A disadvantage of this arrangement is the reliance on the remaining owners to follow through with the purchase. This disadvantage can be eliminated by the use of the trusteed agreement. Further, if insur- ance will be used to provide funding for the purchase, the trusteed arrangement will reduce the number of policies and ensure the premiums are paid and the proceeds delivered to the departing owner.

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