A Cross-Purchase Buy-Sell Agreement with Life Insurance to Fund Purchase of Deceased Partner's Interest -- Partners to Increase Life Insurance if Value of Partnership Interest Increases is a type of buy-sell agreement in which the surviving partners purchase the interest of the deceased partner using life insurance as the funding mechanism. In this agreement, the partners agree to increase the life insurance coverage if the value of the partnership interest increases. Types of Cross-Purchase Buy-Sell Agreement with Life Insurance to Fund Purchase of Deceased Partner's Interest -- Partners to Increase Life Insurance if Value of Partnership Interest Increases include: 1. Cross-Purchase Agreement with Mutual Consent: In this type of agreement, the surviving partners mutually agree to purchase the deceased partner's interest with life insurance as the funding source. 2. Cross-Purchase Agreement with Triggering Event: In this type of agreement, the surviving partners must purchase the deceased partner's interest upon the occurrence of a predetermined triggering event, such as the death of the deceased partner. 3. Cross-Purchase Agreement with Automatic Increase: In this type of agreement, the surviving partners agree to automatically increase the life insurance coverage if the value of the partnership interest increases.