Form 3012. Sale of Stock-Offer to Buy and Conditions. owns $7,000.00 par value stock of the Oleander Motor -with interest at eight per cent. per annum from date until paid, to be evidenced by notes, and to be secured by the said preferred stock first above mentioned. It is understood that will pay the Oleander Motor Car Company the bill they have against , and will be entitled to collect from the said Oleander Motor Car Company interest on the preferred stock and the $3,000.00 loaned said company by together with interest thereon. (Signed.) (Construed in Langben v. Goodman (Tex. Civ. App.), 275 S. W. 841.) Form 3013. Sale of Stock-Purchase on Condition. The undersigned hereby purchases 50 shares of the capital stock of the Crichfield Company, Inc., a corporation organized under the laws of the state of New York, at ten dollars ($10.00) per share (par ten dollars [$10.00]), and agrees to pay for the same as follows: It is understood and agreed that the certificates will be issued as soor. as available provided the purchase-price as aforementioned has been paid in full. It is also understood and agreed that, in the event proceedings to change the name of the corporation be commenced, that the shares purchased as aforementioned will be issued after proceedings to change the name have been completed, and that the certificates will then be issued in the new name. In consideration of the agreement aforementioned, the said corporation hereby agrees to transfer the stock to the purchaser as aforementioned, upon performance on the part of the purchaser of the terms hereof. Purchaser. Residence, 134 Central Ave., W. H., N. J. The Crichfield Co., Inc., By President. (Involved in Crichfield-Loeffler, Inc. v. Taverna (N. J.), 132 Atl. 494.) Form 3014. Sale of Stock-Purchase on Condition-Another Form. Between of Princeton, Missouri, party of the first part, and, of Princeton, Missouri, party of the second part, witnesseth: Preamble Agreement for Sale. Party of the first part is the owner of 850 shares of the capital stock of the Fuller Lumber Company, a corporation of Princeton, Missouri, and the said a second party, agrees to buy or procure purchasers thereof of the said 850 shares of stock of above named at $185.00 per share upon the following terms and conditions: Terms and conditions. That payment shall be made on the said 850 shares as follows: There shall be $85.00 per share paid in cash or good bankable notes bearing eight per cent. per annum interest due in one year or less. The said, first party, agrees to carry balance of the purchase-price for a term of two years as evidenced by promissory notes on the collateral form of old Bank of Mercer County, due on or before two years from date with eight per cent. per annum interest from date until paid and with the above mentioned stock as security. First party's indebtedness. It being understood and agreed that outside of the regular yard indebtedness for merchandise bought and not paid for the said has incurred no indebtedness against said corporation, except salaries and wages. Liquidated damages. The sum of thirty thousand dollars is hereby paid on the above sale, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged. It being understood and agreed that parties hereto have thirty days in which to complete said sale, and if said second party fails or refuses to complete said sale within thirty days, said sum to be retained by first party as liquidated damages. Said Engaging in similar business. agrees that he will not directly or indirectly engage in the retail lumber business in any county in which a yard of the Fuller Lumber Company is at present located. As a total at least half of the $85.00 per share to be paid in cash within thirty days. Income tax and assessments. It is understood and agreed that the said Fuller Lumber Company owes income tax of $6,150.00 shown by their 1920 report. Any additional assessment shall be paid by present stockholders, and, in proportion to number of shares owned by each of them. Signed in duplicate this day of (Signed.) 19—. (Construed in Lowery v. Fuller (Mo. App.), 281 S. W. 968.) Form 3015. Sale of Corporate Stock-Offer to Buy and Security. In consideration for all rights and title in the Ditch & Reservoirs Company now on file in the office of the state engineer at and in the county clerk's office of I hereby agree to accept shares of the capital stock of your company and I hereby agree to pay all just claims against the rights so transferred up to 19-. dollar, cash, per In consideration of the acceptance by your company of the above proposal I hereby agree to purchase shares of your company's capital stock at the price of share to be paid for as called by the directors of said company, not exceeding two per cent. in any one month. The certificate for the entire amount to be issued to me, and I will deposit with the shares, the same Company certificates for to be held by the company as collateral security that I will make payment for the said certificates as per agreement; the certificates so paid for to be released and delivered back to me dollar for dollar as rapidly as redeemed. Signed this day of 19-. (Signature.) (See Lilylands Canal & Reservoir Co. v. Wood, 56 Colo. 130, 136 Pac. 1026.) Form 3016. Sale of Stock-Offer to Purchase-Acceptance. Bettendorf, Iowa, 19-. Mrs. Elizabeth H. Bettendorf, City. My dear - : Pur suant to our conversation in the matter of my purchasing your common stock interest in the Bettendorf Axle Company, I make the following statement and proposition: The surplus and common stock as of date of Jan uary 1st, 1911, of the Bettendorf Axle Company being $2,381,570 Deductions account depreciation, etc.---. Net surplus and common stock_. Your equity in the above as owner of 32112 shares of stock being 536,305 $1,845,265 593,252 Less half the amount the estate owes the Bettendorf Axle Company, and which I will assume and agree to pay approximately Deduction account of patent suits, part of your por tion of the contingent liability Net amount I offer to pay.. I propose to pay you as follows: In cash By Shaw Land and Timber Company note Bettendorf Axle Company preferred stock. By my notes for 1, 2 and 3 years at five and one-fourth per cent. per annum, secured by common stock of Bettendorf Axle Company, 3212 shares as collateral 52,000 $ 541,252 110,000 $ 431,252 $150,000 50,000 60,000 18,000 153,252 $431,252 I hereby accept the above proposition and agree to the terms thereof. Elizabeth Bettendorf. (Construed in Bettendorf v. Bettendorf, 190 Iowa 83, 179 N. W. 451.) Form 3017. Sale of Stock at Book Value. This agreement, made this day of and, parties of the first part, and parties of the second part, witnesseth: 19-, between and Sale of stock at book value as hereinafter determined. That whereas the parties of the first part have this day made to second parties a proposition to sell to second parties four hundred and ten (410) shares of the capital stock of Piggly Wiggly Valley Company, said shares constituting all the holdings of first parties in said corporation, said first parties |