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A standstill agreement was an agreement signed between the newly independent dominions of India and Pakistan and the princely states of the British Indian Empire prior to their integration in the new dominions.
A standstill agreement forbids subordinated lenders from seeking any any action against a borrower who defaults on a loan. The standstill agreement usually specifies that junior lenders are prohibited from taking action for up to six months after the borrower goes into default.
An agreement in which a hostile bidder agrees to limit its holdings in a target company. A standstill agreement stops the takeover bid from progressing for a period of time.
A standstill agreement is a contract that contains provisions that govern how a bidder of a company can purchase, dispose of, or vote stock of the target company. A standstill agreement can effectively stall or stop the process of a hostile takeover if the parties cannot negotiate a friendly deal.
A subordination and standstill agreement defines the specific or general collateral used, the junior lender's rights to payments and the priority of those rights. The agreement includes an in-depth definition and description of the terms of the subordination and what happens in the event of default or bankruptcy.