Contracts

If we sign a two year contract with our company, and the company subsequently shuts down operations, will the company have to honor our contract?

My agent wants me to sign an "Exclusive Buyer Brokerage Agreement" but I am concerned about a clause that she claims is standard, and cannot be removed. Under section five (Commission) there is a line that reads: "In the event the prospective seller or listing broker does not pay Broker a commission, then Buyer shall pay Broker at time of closing, a commission of 6% of the purchase price of all real property in Georgia which Buyer purchases or contracts to purchase during the term of this Agreement whether or not the property has been identified to Buyer by Broker. <br /><br /> The first part is what I really have questions about. If the Seller refuses to pay my Broker's commission, am I really obligated to do so? Is it true that this clause cannot be removed from the contract?

Jim and Steve own and operate a roofing business. They started the company from scratch and watched it grow, but they are concerned about the future of the business if something happens to one of them. It is presumed that the remaining partner will buy the former partner's share in the business, but there could still be problems if some sort of a signed document doesn't guarantee that their wishes will be carried out. What if the widow of the deceased partner decides that she doesn't want to sell the part of the business she inherited? What if the widow decides to sell the interest to someone else? What if the remaining partner doesn't have the funds at hand to buy his former partner's interests?

What form do I need to have a retailer complete before making a delivery to the retailer of liquor?