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Alberta Co-Owner Certificate for Syndicated Mortgage Transaction

The Certificates are issued to the investors (co-owners) by a company which is acting as bare trustee of the land on behalf of the co-owners.
The Certificate represents the investor's undivided interest in the mortgage and as a co-owner of the land.
This template is available in MS Word format and is fully editable.
Intended for use only for lands located in the Province of Alberta.

$2.29

The agreement is between the various investors (co-owners of undivided interests in the syndicated mortgage), a trustee holding the land and an agent acting on behalf of the co-owners.
The co-owners grant the agent power to act as attorney on their behalf with respect to leasing, subdividing, rezoning, sale or otherwise dealing with the lands which are subject to the mortgage.
The mortgaged lands are registered in the name of the trustee, who holds the lands in trust for the co-owners. The co-owners each hold an undivided interest in the lands as tenants-in-common.
The agent will collect funds under the mortgage on behalf of the co-owners and make distributions to the owners from those funds.
The agreement provides for meetings of co-owners, and the keeping of books, records and financial information by the agent.
This form is part of the paperwork required for a syndicated mortgage investment in Canada.

$29.99

The offer is made by an investor who wants to purchase an undivided interest in a syndicated mortgage investment.
The offer contains representations and warranties given by each party.
The purchaser, as a co-owner of the lands, directors that title be held in trust by the trustee appointed under the Co-ownership Agreement made among all the co-owners.
The purchaser grants the vendor an unconditional irrevocable option to repurchase the interest for the purchase price.
This legal form template is downloadable and editable.
Intended for use only in Canada.

$17.99

The trustee holds title to the land in trust in accordance with both the Trust Agreement and a Co-Owners Agreement among the co-owners and the issuing corporation.
The co-owners, when not in default under the agreement, are entitled to full rights of ownership of the land, including possession and right of use.
The trustee will not be required to expend its own funds or incur any financial liability.
The Trustee has the power to commence any actions or proceedings it considers necessary to protect the rights of the Co-Owners and their respective interests in the land.
This legal form template is available as a downloadable and fully editable MS Word document.
Governed by Canadian laws and intended for use only in Canada.

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The purchaser is investing funds to complete the development of the software, in exchange for receiving a co-ownership interest.
The purchaser also obtains the patent rights to the software.
The purchaser grants the developer a worldwide non-exclusive royalty-free license to use the patent rights.
Each party retains its own rights to any subsequent modifications it makes to the software.
The purchaser covenants not to compete with the software developer.
This Acquisition Agreement for Co-Ownership Rights in Software does not include specific references to the laws of any country and can be used in most jurisdictions.
The form is available as a downloadable MS Word template that can be easily modified to include any additional terms of your business arrangement.

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This type of co-ownership arrangement is typically used by an inventor who needs to partner with a developer in order to develop certain technology and bring it to market.
The developer becomes a co-owner in the intellectual property, in exchange for providing development services.
The developer will be responsible for ongoing improvements to the technology, and for developing training documentation.
Revenues generated by the technology will be the joint property of the co-owners.
License fees will be assessed when the technology is used by third parties.
The relationship between the parties is not to be construed as a partnership.
The agreement contains provisions allowing one co-owner to buy out the other in order to terminate the relationship.
The Co-Ownership Agreement for Intellectual Property is generic in nature and does not contain references to specific laws of any country or region.
The template is downloadable and can be easily modified to fit your unique needs.

$17.99