Board minutes: share purchase target

Minutes of a meeting of the board of directors of a target company in a share purchase transaction, incorporating resolutions for matters typically approved by the target company at closing.

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When do I use this document?

  • as completion board minutes for the target company at closing of a Share Purchase Agreement
  • for a meeting of the target company to be held at completion of the transaction

What are the key features?

  • resolutions for the typical matters to be approved by a target company at completion
  • approval of the share transfer(s) from the seller(s) to the buyer, subject to payment of stamp duty
  • approval of appointment and resignation of directors as required by the buyer
  • change of registered office to buyer’s address
  • approval of changes to the company’s PSC register (register of people with significant control)
  • approval of filings at Companies House

What other documents are there?

Relevant documents which may be produced and delivered with these minutes include:

When do I use this document?

  • for termination of a contract by mutual agreement of the parties
  • for a contract governed by English law

What are the key features?

  • agreement in the form of a deed of termination
  • alternative wording depending on whether any provisions of the contract will continue in force after termination
  • alternative wording depending on whether termination amounts to a release of all claims under the contract

What else do I need to know?

The parties to a contract may agree to bring an agreement to an end earlier than originally envisaged. The contract may itself provide for circumstances in which the contract may be terminated. These include:

  • completion: termination of the contract once the subject-matter of the contract has been achieved
  • notice: termination by one party by giving a specified period of notice to the other party
  • breach: termination by one party either on immediate notice or by giving a specified period of notice following the breach of the contract by the other party (the defaulting party). The contract may provide that the breach must be “material” or “repeated” and/or that the defaulting party has a period of time in which to remedy the breach before the non-defaulting party may terminate the contract

In the absence of a party being entitled to terminate the contract by its terms, the termination of a contract will require the mutual agreement of both parties to the contract.

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Updated by a lawyer on 23/07/2025

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