The Delaware Model Escrow Agreement revised 6/23/06 is a legal document used to transfer ownership of assets, such as stocks, bonds, or real estate, between two parties. This agreement is unique to Delaware and outlines the escrow process, including the responsibilities of the parties involved, the security of the assets, and the terms of the release of the assets. It also includes terms for dispute resolution and other general provisions. The Delaware Model Escrow Agreement revised 6/23/06 comes in two types: 1. Standard Escrow Agreement: This agreement is used for the transfer of assets between two parties. It outlines the terms of the escrow, including the delivery and maintenance of the assets, the terms of the release, and the resolution of disputes. 2. Conditional Escrow Agreement: This agreement is used for the transfer of assets between two parties, with the condition that specific requirements must be met before the assets are released to the buyer. It outlines the terms of the escrow, the conditions that must be met, and the resolution of disputes.