Free Corporate Templates

This template provides a comprehensive set of **Terms and Conditions** for a service-based business operating in the UK. It covers essential areas such as service descriptions, payment terms, consumer cancellation rights, and limitations of liability, ensuring compliance with UK consumer law and GDPR.

These Terms and Conditions govern the use of the website and the provision of digital services by a UK company, setting out the rights and responsibilities of the business and its customers. They explain how the digital services may be accessed, payment terms, and other key matters such as IP and dispute resolution.

The Shareholders’ Agreement by Cofounders sets out the governance, share ownership, transfer restrictions, board composition, investor rights, co-sale rights, and confidentiality obligations among founders, investors, and the company. It is structured as a standard Singapore-law shareholders’ agreement commonly used in early-stage private companies, providing a reliable framework for managing relationships and control.

This Intellectual Property Agreement outlines the transfer of intellectual property rights from an employee to an employer for creations made during their employment. It also addresses the recognition of pre-existing intellectual property, the employee's commitment to assist in securing these rights, and the handling of materials upon termination. This ensures the employer retains exclusive rights to any IP stemming from the employee's contributions.

The Convertible Loan Agreement by Cofounders sets the terms for an unsecured, interest-bearing loan that can convert into equity (on financing, sale, maturity, or default), with detailed conversion mechanics, repayment waterfalls tied to revenues, investor information/audit rights, consent matters, warranties, and anti-dilution. It follows a comprehensive, Singapore-law framework typical for early-stage financings, making it a reliable, structured template for aligning founder–investor expectations and protections.

The Convertible Note Term Sheet outlines the key economic and structural terms for a proposed convertible note financing, including investment amount, interest, maturity, valuation cap, discount, conversion mechanics, and treatment upon sale of the company. It serves as a non-binding summary to guide negotiation prior to drafting the formal Convertible Note Purchase Agreement, and reflects standard early-stage financing practices commonly used in Singapore startup fundraising.

The Purchase Agreement for Convertible Note sets out the terms under which an investor provides funding to a Singapore company via convertible promissory notes, including conversion mechanics, interest, maturity, and rights on financing or sale. It follows common early-stage financing structures similar to SAFE/convertible note frameworks and is drafted for use in Singapore, making it a reliable template for founder-investor funding arrangements.

The Resolution of Transfer of Shares by Cofounders is a director resolution authorizing the sale and transfer of existing ordinary shares between founders and permitting the company to lodge the transfer with the relevant corporate registry. It follows standard corporate governance practice and is commonly used in jurisdictions influenced by English company law, including Singapore, making it a reliable and recognized form of share transfer approval.

This Share Transfer Instrument records the sale and transfer of shares from one cofounder (the Seller) to another party (the Buyer), including the number of shares, price, and acknowledgment of existing share conditions. It is a standard form widely used in private company share transactions and can be trusted as a straightforward, commonly accepted legal mechanism for documenting a founder share transfer.

This Business Sale Agreement outlines the terms for transferring ownership of a business from a Seller to a Buyer, including the assets sold, purchase price, payment terms, and closing procedures. It also sets forth representations and warranties, non-compete and confidentiality clauses, indemnification responsibilities, and general legal provisions governing the transaction.