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PARTNERSHIP / SHAREHOLDER PROTECTION
If
one of the owners of a business becomes critically ill or dies, they or
their family might have to sell their share of the business and this
could be to a competitor or some other unsuitable buyer.
They could possibly force the winding up of the business. Perhaps the owner's family may wish to become involved in the business, which may be at best disruptive or at worst unacceptable to the other members of the business.
So it is important that should such an event happen, plans are in place for the remaining owners to be able to buy the critically ill or deceased colleague's share of the business.
They could possibly force the winding up of the business. Perhaps the owner's family may wish to become involved in the business, which may be at best disruptive or at worst unacceptable to the other members of the business.
So it is important that should such an event happen, plans are in place for the remaining owners to be able to buy the critically ill or deceased colleague's share of the business.
