The Put Option Deed is a crucial legal instrument in New Zealand business transactions, particularly used in investment, shareholding, and asset disposal arrangements. It provides a mechanism for risk management and exit strategies by giving the option holder the right to sell assets or securities at predetermined terms. This document type is commonly used in corporate transactions, joint ventures, and investment arrangements where parties need to establish clear rights and obligations regarding future sales. The Put Option Deed must comply with New Zealand's regulatory framework, including the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 and Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017. It typically includes detailed provisions about exercise mechanics, pricing, completion procedures, and warranties, making it suitable for complex commercial arrangements where certainty of execution is essential.
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1. Parties: Identifies and provides details of all parties to the deed
2. Background: Sets out the context and purpose of the put option deed
3. Definitions and Interpretation: Defines key terms and establishes interpretation principles
4. Grant of Put Option: Establishes the fundamental grant of the put option right
5. Option Period: Specifies the duration during which the put option may be exercised
6. Exercise Price: Details the price at which the option can be exercised
7. Exercise of Option: Specifies the process and requirements for exercising the option
8. Completion: Sets out the completion process following option exercise
9. Warranties and Representations: Contains warranties given by each party
10. Confidentiality: Establishes confidentiality obligations regarding the deed and transaction
11. Notices: Specifies how formal notices must be given between parties
12. General Provisions: Contains standard boilerplate provisions including governing law, jurisdiction, and amendment procedures
1. Security: Required if any security is being provided to support the put option obligations
2. Third Party Rights: Needed if any third parties have rights under the deed
3. Tag Along Rights: Include if other shareholders have rights to participate in the sale
4. Drag Along Rights: Include if the option holder can force other shareholders to sell
5. Pre-emptive Rights: Required if existing shareholders have first right of refusal
6. Anti-dilution Provisions: Include if protection against dilution is required
7. Foreign Investment Provisions: Required if transaction involves overseas investment considerations
8. Tax Provisions: Include specific tax treatment or allocation provisions if required
1. Schedule 1 - Asset Description: Detailed description of the assets/shares subject to the put option
2. Schedule 2 - Option Exercise Notice: Form of notice to be used when exercising the option
3. Schedule 3 - Completion Requirements: Detailed list of completion deliverables and requirements
4. Schedule 4 - Warranties: Detailed warranties given by the parties
5. Schedule 5 - Pricing Mechanism: Detailed methodology for calculating the exercise price if not fixed
6. Schedule 6 - Security Details: Details of any security arrangements (if applicable)
7. Appendix A - Corporate Approvals: Copies of relevant corporate approvals and resolutions
8. Appendix B - Transfer Forms: Pro forma transfer documents required for completion
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