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How to write the store transfer agreement?
Store transfer agreement transferor (Party A): ID number: transferor (Party B): ID number: landlord (Party C): ID number: Party A, Party B and Party C have reached the following agreement on the transfer of the store through friendly negotiation: 1. Party C agrees that Party A will transfer its store (original:) located in the street (road) to Party B for use, with a construction area of square meters. And ensure that Party B equally enjoys the rights and obligations enjoyed by Party A in the original house lease contract. 2. Party C has signed a lease contract with Party A, with an annual rent of RMB (in words) and delivered it to Party C one month in advance on the agreed date. After the store is transferred to Party B, Party B agrees to perform the terms agreed in the original store lease contract on behalf of Party A, and pay the rent and utilities agreed in the contract regularly every year. 4. After the transfer, all the existing decoration, decoration and other equipment of the store shall be owned by Party B. After the lease expires, the real estate such as house decoration shall be owned by Party C, and the movable property such as business equipment shall be owned by Party B (the division of movable property and real estate shall be implemented according to the original lease contract). 5. Party B shall pay the transfer fee of RMB (in words) to Party A in one lump sum before. The above expenses include the decoration, decoration, equipment and other related expenses mentioned in Article 3, and Party A will not charge Party B any other expenses. 6. Party A shall assist Party B to handle the transfer procedures of the business license, hygiene license and other relevant documents of the store, but the relevant expenses shall be borne by Party B; Before Party B takes over, Party A shall be responsible for all the creditor's rights and debts of the store; Party B shall be responsible for all business operations and creditor's rights and debts after the takeover. 7. If Party B fails to pay the transfer fee in time, except that the delivery date of Party A is postponed accordingly, Party B shall pay one thousandth of the transfer fee to Party A as liquidated damages every day. If the transfer fee is overdue for 30 days, Party A has the right to terminate the contract, and Party B shall pay Party A a penalty of 65,438+00% of the transfer fee. If the transfer is terminated due to Party A's reasons, Party A shall also be liable for breach of contract and pay 10% of the transfer fee to Party B as liquidated damages. 8. If Party B's business is damaged due to force majeure factors such as natural disasters, Party A has nothing to do with it. However, in case of government planning, state requisition or demolition of shops, relevant compensation shall be returned to Party B. This contract is made in triplicate, one for each party, and shall come into effect as of the date of signature by the three parties. To sum up, when some merchants do not want to continue to operate their own stores, they can transfer them during the lease period, so that they can negotiate with the transferee and the landlord will be present to sign the agreement. Clearly stipulate the transfer price, transfer procedures, store inventory details and liability for breach of contract. Because three people are involved, it is necessary for all three people to sign the agreement in the end.