This document discusses key aspects of shareholders' agreements in India such as:
1) Shareholders' agreements govern the relationship between shareholders and matters related to company management. They allow shareholders to define rights, obligations, and dispute resolution mechanisms.
2) Common clauses in shareholders' agreements relate to board representation, veto rights, financing obligations, share transfer restrictions, and defined obligations of shareholders.
3) Indian law permits mechanisms like rights of first refusal, rights of first offer, drag-along rights, and buyback rights to regulate share transfers between shareholders.
4) Minority shareholder participation is not ensured by law but can be provided through contractual agreements between shareholders.