Fill and Sign the Section 2 Ex 2b Exhibit 2 B Otter Tail Corporation Form

Agreement to Purchase Common Stock of a Shareholder by the Corporation with an Exhibit of a Bill of Sale and Assignment of Stock by Separate Instrument For and in consideration of $______________________ , cash, the undersigned _____________________________________ (Name of Seller) of ________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (street address, city, county, state, zip code), (hereinafter called Seller), agrees to sell, assign, transfer, and set over to ___________________ ______________________ (Name of Buyer), a corporation organized and existing under the laws of ________________________________________ (state) and having its principal place of business at (street address, city, county, state, zip code), (hereinafter called Buyer, with full power to transfer the same on the books of the corporation, _____________shares of the common stock of Buyer. The stock is represented by the following certificates: (numbers of certificates and amount of shares represented by each) ________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________. Closing of this sale shall be in the offices of (e.g., closing attorney or address of either Buyer or Seller) ________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ at ___________ (time of day) on the __________________________________________ (date), or as otherwise agreed by the parties. Seller warrants that the stock now stands in _______ (his or her) name on the books of the corporation and that all assessments to date are paid on the shares; and that Seller has good and marketable title to all shares of said stock, free and clear of all liens, claims, equities,encumbrances, and restrictions of every kind, and has full, complete and unrestricted legal right, power and authority to assign, transfer, and deliver such stock pursuant to this Agreement. Buyer agrees to purchase the shares for the cash consideration set forth above. Seller agrees to duly endorse the stock certificates described above over to Buyer at Closing. If said stock certificates have been lost or destroyed, Seller agrees to transfer title to said stock over to Buyer in a form substantially the same as Exhibit A attached hereto and made a part hereof by reference. WITNESS our signatures on this the _____ day of ______________________________, 20____.
date title page date signatures april 17, 2015 dated signature purchaser/seller: <|endoftext|>a federal appeals court upheld Ohio's controversial restrictions against abortion, rejecting an activist's attempts to challenge the law as unconstitutional. The 4th us circuit court of appeals on thursday upheld what opponents say are Draconian restrictions that are aimed at discouraging women's access to abortion by requiring women seeking the procedure to undergo ultrasounds and wait 24 hours before they can have an abortion. It upheld the requirement of a state-issued photo id. An attorney with the american civil liberties union, which has challenged the law as unconstitutional, said Ohio should have the right to enforce the requirements. "even with the restrictions in place, however, the court found that the law as applied to women living in the state “does not impose an undue burden of any kind on an abortion provider." "the court also noted that the restrictions were not a means to punish a woman for having an abortion or to target a limited class of abortion providers like planned parenthood," he added. Under the law, a woman seeking an abortion must be given a 24-hour notice, or have a waiting period of up to 24 hours, a state-issued ultrasound and a state-issued document confirming that she is not the father. The court said that requiring ultrasounds was not a violation of the fourth amendment because it was not so intrusive that it could only come about at a medical center. "such a requirement is a necessary part of the procedure that serves an important governmental interest and which is in furtherance of the administration's legitimate interest," the court said. The aclu's legal director, vincent warren, agreed that the law was legal. "under these restrictions, women who seek unsafe procedures, who are unable to make travel arrangements, or who need to wait for days for a procedure to be completed will be left with no legal alternatives,” he said in statement. "this means that abortion access for hundreds of thousands of women will be even more restricted in ohio." the state legislature passed the law last year. The ACLU has cited the law as an impetus for the massive women's march on washington in january. "the majority's ruling today means that Ohio women have a right to access safe, legal abortion while protecting unborn life," the aclu said in a statement. The american civil liberties union had also argued that the