Free Corporate Templates

This document allows a newly incorporated company in India to formally adopt and ratify a contract signed on its behalf by a promoter or representative prior to incorporation. By executing this agreement, the company assumes all legal responsibilities and benefits from the original contract while releasing the individual representative from personal liability.

A founders' agreement for an early-stage private company in India, governing the relationship between co-founders. It sets out founder roles and responsibilities, board composition and reserved matters requiring unanimous founder consent, existing shareholding, vesting of founder shares over three years (with acceleration on a change of control), share-transfer restrictions (right of first offer and tag-along rights), bank-operation limits, confidentiality, non-competition (while a shareholder) and non-solicitation, assignment of inventions and IP to the company, and the treatment of a founder's shares on exit — voluntary, for cause, or on death/disability — together with standard boilerplate (governing law: India; arbitration; jurisdiction: Bangalore).

An agreement under which one partner sells his entire share in a partnership to his co-partner in India, dissolving the firm at the same time. It values the seller's share (goodwill, net assets and the business premises), records the dissolution and the allocation of all book debts and liabilities to the purchaser, and provides for payment by an initial sum plus monthly instalments over up to two years. Pending final payment the purchaser holds the machinery, tools and premises as the seller's licensee; on payment of the last instalment the seller executes and registers a sale deed for the property. It sets out the consequences of the purchaser's default — revocation of the licence, surrender of possession, forfeiture of the initial payment, and refund of the balance after permitted deductions. Being both an agreement and a deed of dissolution, it attracts stamp duty accordingly.

This document is a formal power of attorney template that authorizes a specific individual (typically a broker) to sell shares and securities on your behalf. It grants the attorney the power to monitor market conditions, sign transfer forms, receive sale proceeds, and deposit them into a designated bank account.

This document is a formal **Power of Attorney** used by company promoters in India to authorize representatives to handle the incorporation process. It allows appointed attorneys to sign the **Memorandum and Articles of Association**, make necessary corrections, and file required forms with the Registrar of Companies.

This template is a **Power of Attorney** granted by the partners of a firm to one specific partner, appointing them as the managing agent. It authorizes the designated partner to handle all business operations, including banking, hiring, contracting, and legal representation without requiring the physical presence of the other partners.

This template allows a partnership firm to appoint a manager as their legal attorney to manage daily business operations. It grants the attorney authority to handle bank accounts, represent the firm in legal proceedings, sign contracts, and engage with government authorities. The document includes a provision requiring the attorney to maintain accurate records and report back to the partners.

This legal template is used by all partners of a firm to collectively ratify and confirm powers of attorney previously granted by a single partner. It ensures that the actions of an appointed attorney are formally authorized by the entire partnership, preventing disputes regarding the agent's authority to act on behalf of the firm.

This document is a formal **Power of Attorney** (PoA) issued by a company to its **Branch Manager**. It grants the manager legal authority to handle daily operations, including staff management, banking, signing commercial agreements, and representing the company in legal matters.

This document is a formal template for an evidence affidavit used in Indian courts to initiate the legal dissolution of a partnership firm. It provides a structured format for a partner to present sworn testimony regarding grounds such as misappropriation of funds, breach of the partnership deed, or loss of mutual confidence.