WHEREIN IT IS MUTUALLY AGREED, AS FOLLOWS: 1. That the Agister shall receive and keep in his pasture, and the Owner shall deliver and place in the Agister's pasture, at Doeville, Sullivan County, New York, thirty (30) head of cattle. 2. That the Agister shall not overstock his pasture, while the cattle of the Owner are therein. 3. That the Owner shall pay the Agister for such pasturage the sum of ten ($10) dollars per head, for the entire number of cattle of the Owner, which may be in such pasture on November 1, 1923, and the sum so accruing shall be due and payable to the Agister, upon the delivery of the cattle from said pasture. 4. That this agreement shall begin on April 2, 1923, and end on November 1, 1923. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have hereunto set their hands and seals, the day and year first above written. John Doe (L.S.). In the presence of John Jones. Richard Roe (L.S.). CHAPTER IV BUYER AND SELLER Section 1.-Agreements Relating to Sale of Merchandise. No. 65-Agreement to sell carbolic acid crystals. No. 66-Agreement to sell encyclopedia in process of publication. No. 67-Agreement to sell fixtures and good-will of business, with covenants by seller not to engage in, or permit his premises to be occupied for, the same business. No. 68-Agreement to sell generator and appliances, containing financial statement by buyer, and covenant to deliver note or trade acceptance for balance of purchase price. No. 69-Agreement to sell horses, whereunder parties agree to deliver surety bonds, conditioned for performance of the agreement, and seller covenants to deliver a guarantee of payment executed by a designated bank. No. 70-Agreement to sell soda ash in monthly installments, whereunder each shipment is to constitute a separate sale. No. 71-Agreement to sell straw hats, with provision for arbitration. No. 72-Agreement to sell theatre programs. Section 2.-Agreements to Purchase All Merchandise Required in Buyer's Business. No. 73-Agreement to purchase all carbon electrodes, which buyer may require in its business, during the year, with provision giving buyer benefit of reduction in price made by seller to others. No. 74-Agreement to sell all cans, which buyer may require in its business, during the year, with provision for quarterly revision of prices based upon cost of materials and freight rates. No. 75-Agreement to sell all calcium carbide, which buyer may require in its business, during the year. Section 3.-Agreements to Purchase Seller's Entire Output. No. 76-Agreement of manufacturer of cones to sell entire output to buyer. No. 77-Agreement to manufacture and sell fuse and primer parts, with covenant by seller to devote his entire manufacturing facilities exclusively to performance of agreement, and covenant by buyer to reimburse seller for actual net expenditures in event of cancellation. No. 78-Agreement by mining company to sell entire output of its mines and the output of the mines of any corporation in which it may own specified part of the capital stock. Section 4.-Agreements to Sell Merchandise, Whereunder Buyer is Given Exclusive Sales Territory. No. 79-Agreement to sell liquid polish, whereunder buyer is given exclusive right of re-sale in the United States. No. 80-Agreement to buy definite amount of merchandise, during the year, whereunder buyer, also, purchases exclusive sales territory. No. 81-Agreement to sell neither less, nor more, than specific quantity of asphalt, for re-sale in specific territory. Section 5.-Agreements Relating to Sale of Business. No. 82-Agreement to sell business, including building, factory, good-will, stock in trade, and trade-marks, with covenant by seller not to engage in the same business. No. 83-Agreement by corporation about to terminate its existence to sell its business and trade-name, in consideration of stock issued to it by buying corporation. 84-Same-another form. No. No. 85-Agreement to sell insurance business, with covenants by seller not to solicit, or accept, business of customers. 86-Agreement for consolidation of two business corporations, under laws of New York. No. No. 87-Bill of sale of match business, trade-marks, etc., with covenant by seller not to engage in same business. Section 6.-Agreements Relating to the Purchase of Stock. (A).-Agreements Made Before Incorporation. No. 88-Conditional agreement made prior to incorporation to subscribe to stock of new corporation to be formed under a plan adopted and deposited with trust company, which is appointed agent of syndicate managers to receive moneys, etc. No. 89-Agreement between promoters and stockholders of various corporations, whereunder the latter agree to deposit their stock and receive in exchange the stock of a new corporation to be organized by the former. No. 90-Agreement of underwriting, whereunder subscribers agree to purchase stock in a corporation to be formed. (B). Agreements Made After Incorporation. No. 91-Agreement to purchase stock from broker on installment plan. No. 92-Agreement with corporation to purchase its stock. No. No. stallment plan. 94-Same-another form. 95-Agreement for sale, on installment plan, of large block of stock, which is to be deposited in escrow, pending final payment. No. 96-Agreement with stockholder to purchase his stock, conditioned upon corporation increasing its capital stock, whereunder stock and purchase price are deposited in escrow. No. 97-Agreement by stockholder to sell entire capital stock of corporation, whereunder seller releases corporation of indebtedness in return for assignment of accounts, and covenants to hold it harmless from debts and not to compete with it. No. 98-Agreement of corporation to sell its stock to syndicate managers. No. 99-Agreement between two stockholders whereunder each agrees to purchase shares owned by the other, at the time of his death. Section 7.-Miscellany. No. 100-Agreement by president of corporation, upon sale of its assets, not to engage in similar business. No. 101-Clause for arbitration in designated city. No. 102-Clause for arbitration by committee of an exchange. No. 106-Clause excusing nondelivery, or partial delivery, upon certain contingencies. No. 107-Clause excusing partial nondelivery. No. 108-Same-another form. No. 109-Clause permitting seller to alter terms of credit. No. 110 Clause permitting closing of contract upon bankruptcy or insolvency. No. 111-Clause providing for delivery of merchandise in transit, upon receipt thereof by seller. No. 112-Clause limiting time for claims and damages. No. 113-Clause limiting time for return of goods or presentation of claims. No. 114-Clause making each shipment separate contract and providing remedies upon buyer's breach. No. 115-Clause terminating agreement of sale upon seller's failure to obtain lease for buyer. No. 116-Clause waiving oral conditions. No. 117-Covenant by seller not to engage in same business, within stated number of blocks, nor to accept trade of present customers. |