New York Registration Rights Agreement between Alexander and Alexander Services, Inc. and Purchasers

• Category: Corporations - Public - Sale or Purchase of Capital Stock
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-CC-4-364
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

This sample form, a detailed Registration Rights Agreement document, is a model for use in corporate matters. The language is easily adapted to fit your specific circumstances. Available in several standard formats. Title: New York Registration Rights Agreement: A Comprehensive Overview between Alexander and Alexander Services, Inc. and Purchasers Introduction: A New York Registration Rights Agreement is a legally binding contract between Alexander and Alexander Services, Inc. (referred to as "Issuer" or "Company") and purchasers (also known as "Investors" or "Purchasers") who have bought securities or shares issued by the company. This agreement outlines the rights and obligations of both parties regarding the registration of these securities with the relevant regulatory authorities. In New York, there are a few different types of Registration Rights Agreements governing various aspects of the securities' registration process. 1. Demand Rights Agreement: A Demand Rights Agreement is a type of Registration Rights Agreement that grants the Purchasers the right to request the Company to register their securities with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) upon meeting specific conditions. These conditions usually include a minimum percentage of outstanding securities held by the Purchasers and a specific timeframe for the registration filing. 2. Piggyback Rights Agreement: A Piggyback Rights Agreement provides the Purchasers with the right to "piggyback" on the Company's registration statement. In this case, if the Company initiates a registration filing for its securities, the Purchasers may include their securities in the registration statement, enabling them to sell their securities to the public alongside the Company. 3. Shelf Registration Agreement: A Shelf Registration Agreement allows the Issuer to register and sell securities to the public at a later date. This agreement grants the Purchasers, who hold unregistered securities, the right to require the Company to include their securities in the registration statement when the Issuer files a shelf registration statement. Shelf registrations provide flexibility to Issuers, allowing them to offer securities periodically over a specific period without filing a new registration statement each time. 4. Form S-3 Registration Rights Agreement: A Form S-3 Registration Rights Agreement pertains to specific requirements outlined in the Securities Act of 1933, specifically applicable for registration on Form S-3. This agreement enables the Purchasers to request the Company to include their securities on Form S-3 registration statements, which apply to certain categories of issuers and securities, facilitating a streamlined registration process. 5. Lock-Up Period Agreement: A Lock-Up Period Agreement may also be included as part of the Registration Rights Agreement. It often applies to initial public offerings (IPOs) and establishes a period during which the Purchasers are prohibited from selling their securities to maintain market stability and prevent sudden price fluctuations. Conclusion: New York Registration Rights Agreements between Alexander and Alexander Services, Inc. and Purchasers play a crucial role in facilitating the registration and sale of securities. By providing transparency and clarity regarding the rights and obligations of both parties, these agreements ensure compliance with regulatory requirements while protecting the interests of both Issuer and Purchasers.

Title: New York Registration Rights Agreement: A Comprehensive Overview between Alexander and Alexander Services, Inc. and Purchasers Introduction: A New York Registration Rights Agreement is a legally binding contract between Alexander and Alexander Services, Inc. (referred to as "Issuer" or "Company") and purchasers (also known as "Investors" or "Purchasers") who have bought securities or shares issued by the company. This agreement outlines the rights and obligations of both parties regarding the registration of these securities with the relevant regulatory authorities. In New York, there are a few different types of Registration Rights Agreements governing various aspects of the securities' registration process. 1. Demand Rights Agreement: A Demand Rights Agreement is a type of Registration Rights Agreement that grants the Purchasers the right to request the Company to register their securities with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) upon meeting specific conditions. These conditions usually include a minimum percentage of outstanding securities held by the Purchasers and a specific timeframe for the registration filing. 2. Piggyback Rights Agreement: A Piggyback Rights Agreement provides the Purchasers with the right to "piggyback" on the Company's registration statement. In this case, if the Company initiates a registration filing for its securities, the Purchasers may include their securities in the registration statement, enabling them to sell their securities to the public alongside the Company. 3. Shelf Registration Agreement: A Shelf Registration Agreement allows the Issuer to register and sell securities to the public at a later date. This agreement grants the Purchasers, who hold unregistered securities, the right to require the Company to include their securities in the registration statement when the Issuer files a shelf registration statement. Shelf registrations provide flexibility to Issuers, allowing them to offer securities periodically over a specific period without filing a new registration statement each time. 4. Form S-3 Registration Rights Agreement: A Form S-3 Registration Rights Agreement pertains to specific requirements outlined in the Securities Act of 1933, specifically applicable for registration on Form S-3. This agreement enables the Purchasers to request the Company to include their securities on Form S-3 registration statements, which apply to certain categories of issuers and securities, facilitating a streamlined registration process. 5. Lock-Up Period Agreement: A Lock-Up Period Agreement may also be included as part of the Registration Rights Agreement. It often applies to initial public offerings (IPOs) and establishes a period during which the Purchasers are prohibited from selling their securities to maintain market stability and prevent sudden price fluctuations. Conclusion: New York Registration Rights Agreements between Alexander and Alexander Services, Inc. and Purchasers play a crucial role in facilitating the registration and sale of securities. By providing transparency and clarity regarding the rights and obligations of both parties, these agreements ensure compliance with regulatory requirements while protecting the interests of both Issuer and Purchasers.