What's the difference between tag along and drag along rights?
In a shareholders agreement, tag along and drag along rights are two very different things, designed to serve completely different purposes.
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In a shareholders agreement, tag along and drag along rights are two very different things, designed to serve completely different purposes.
Read MoreDrag along rights can be an important protection for a company's founding or controlling shareholders. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreTag along rights give a shareholder the right to join (or 'tag along' with) another shareholder if they find a buyer for their shares. They can be an important protection for minority shareholders.
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Read MoreA shareholders agreement sets out the rights and obligations between the shareholders of a company. It is normally signed by the shareholders and the company itself. It is separate from the company's ...
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