Vesting Deed for Germany
Create a bespoke document in minutes, or upload and review your own.
Get your first 2 documents free
Your data doesn't train Genie's AI
You keep IP ownership of your information
Vesting Deed
"I need a German law Vesting Deed for our Berlin-based startup, covering 4 co-founders with a 4-year vesting period starting January 2025, including a 1-year cliff and accelerated vesting provisions in case of acquisition."
Your data doesn't train Genie's AI
You keep IP ownership of your information
1. Parties: Identification of the parties involved, including the company, the share recipient, and any other relevant parties
2. Background: Context of the agreement, including the company structure, reason for the vesting arrangement, and relevant corporate resolutions
3. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the deed, including vesting period, cliff, good leaver/bad leaver, etc.
4. Share Grant: Details of the initial share grant or option grant, including number of shares, class, and nominal value
5. Vesting Schedule: Specific timeline and conditions for vesting, including the total vesting period and any cliff period
6. Vesting Conditions: Specific conditions that must be met for shares to vest, including continued engagement with the company
7. Leaver Provisions: Consequences of termination of employment/engagement, including good leaver and bad leaver definitions and consequences
8. Transfer Restrictions: Limitations on the transfer of unvested and vested shares
9. Company's Rights: Company's rights regarding unvested shares, including repurchase rights and price determination
10. Tax Provisions: Treatment of tax obligations and responsibilities related to the vesting of shares
11. Representations and Warranties: Standard declarations by both parties regarding their capacity and authority to enter into the agreement
12. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Confirmation of German law application and jurisdiction for disputes
1. Accelerated Vesting: Terms for accelerated vesting in case of specific events like change of control or IPO
2. Shareholder Rights: Special provisions regarding voting rights and dividend rights for unvested shares
3. Non-Competition: Restrictions on competitive activities, typically included for founder or key employee vesting deeds
4. Tag-Along Rights: Rights of the share recipient to participate in sale of shares by other shareholders
5. Drag-Along Rights: Obligation of the share recipient to participate in sale of shares if required by the company
6. Power of Attorney: Authorization for the company to execute certain documents on behalf of the share recipient
7. Supervisory Board Approval: Required for companies with a supervisory board, specifying approval requirements for certain actions
1. Share Details: Detailed information about the shares subject to vesting, including share certificates numbers and share class rights
2. Vesting Schedule Table: Detailed breakdown of the vesting schedule showing exact dates and numbers of shares vesting
3. Shareholders' Agreement: Copy or relevant excerpts of the existing shareholders' agreement that applies to the shares
4. Corporate Resolutions: Copies of relevant board or shareholder resolutions authorizing the share grant and vesting arrangement
5. Share Transfer Form: Template form for executing share transfers upon vesting or forfeiture
6. Tax Election Forms: Any required tax forms or elections that need to be filed in connection with the vesting arrangement
Authors
Technology
Financial Services
Professional Services
Healthcare
E-commerce
Software Development
Biotechnology
Manufacturing
Consulting
Media and Entertainment
Renewable Energy
Real Estate
Legal
Human Resources
Executive Management
Finance
Corporate Governance
Operations
Administration
Compliance
Board Secretariat
CEO
Founder
Co-Founder
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Technology Officer
Senior Developer
Head of Department
Managing Director
Board Member
Executive Director
Senior Manager
Key Employee
Department Head
Vice President
Director of Operations
Chief Legal Officer
Chief Human Resources Officer
Find the exact document you need
Rectification Deed Without Seller
A German legal document used to correct errors in property documentation without requiring the original seller's participation, requiring notarization and Land Register registration.
Deed Document
A formally notarized legal instrument under German law used to record and authenticate important legal acts or transactions.
Registered Gift Deed
A notarized legal document under German law that facilitates the gratuitous transfer of real property from a donor to a donee, requiring registration in the land register.
Home Warranty Deed
A German law-governed warranty deed providing guarantees for residential property condition and construction quality, requiring notarization under German legal requirements.
Deed Of Relinquishment
A formal German law document (Verzichtserklärung) through which a party legally surrenders specific rights, interests, or claims to property, requiring notarization and compliance with German civil law requirements.
Deed Of Ratification
A German law notarial document that formally confirms and validates a previous act or agreement, requiring strict compliance with German deed requirements and notarization.
Freehold Title Deed
A notarized legal document under German law that transfers absolute ownership of real property, requiring registration in the German land register (Grundbuch).
Sale Deed Of Flat
A notarized German legal document that transfers ownership of an apartment/flat from seller to buyer, complying with German property law requirements.
Perpetual Lease Deed
A German law-governed deed establishing a permanent lease arrangement over real property, creating transferable and inheritable rights while ensuring compliance with German property law requirements.
Partition Deed Ancestral Property
A German legal document for dividing inherited property among heirs, requiring notarization and land registry registration under German law.
Land Gift Deed
A German law-governed deed for transferring real estate property as a gift, requiring notarization and land registry registration.
Joint Survivorship Deed
A German law instrument (Gemeinschaftliches Testament) establishing mutual inheritance rights between spouses and determining property succession, subject to German Civil Code requirements.
Deed Of Partition
A German law notarized document (Teilungsvertrag) that legally divides jointly owned property or assets among co-owners.
Deed Of Absolute Sale Land
A notarized German legal document (Grundstückskaufvertrag) that transfers absolute ownership of land from seller to buyer, complying with German property law requirements.
Conditional Deed Of Sale
A German law-governed deed establishing a conditional property sale agreement, requiring notarization and setting out terms for property transfer subject to specified conditions.
Property Trust Deed
A German law-governed deed establishing a property trust arrangement (Treuhand) that defines property management and beneficial ownership rights.
Purchase Money Trust Deed
A German law security instrument that secures property purchase financing, structured to comply with German civil law and land registry requirements.
Life Estate Deed
A German law deed (Nießbrauch) creating a life interest in real property, establishing usage rights for the life tenant while maintaining underlying ownership with the grantor.
Gift Settlement Deed
A German law deed documenting the transfer of assets as a gift from donor to donee, complying with BGB requirements and including transfer terms and tax implications.
Estate Deed
A notarized legal document under German law that transfers real estate ownership, requiring registration in the German land register (Grundbuch).
Deed Upon Death
A German legal document specifying the distribution of assets and responsibilities after death, governed by the German Civil Code (BGB).
Deed Of Purchase
A German law-governed notarized document that formalizes the transfer of property ownership from seller to buyer, complying with the German Civil Code (BGB).
Quick Deed
A notarized property transfer document under German law used to formally convey real estate ownership and enable land register registration.