This Trust Indenture is an agreement between a company who issues bonds and a trustee, usually a banking institution that will represent the company's interests. Because the rules governing the management of the bonds can be very complicated, this agreement includes provisions regarding outstanding, treasury and temporary debentures, payment of interest and covenants of both parties. The debenture also includes numerous provisions regarding defaults and remedies, as well as duties of the trustee.

This Trust Indenture includes the following provisions:

• Parties: Sets forth the identities of the company who will represent the company's interests and act as a trustee;
• Definitions: Comprehensive list of definitions are included for ease of reference;
• Debentures: Provisions regarding form and dating, execution and authentication and debenture are included;
• Legend: Language to be included in each debenture is contained within this agreement;
• Covenants: Covenants regarding payment of principal and interest, reports and compliance are part of this agreement;
• Defaults: Events of default are clearly defined;
• Trustee: Trustee's duties, disclaimer and notice of default are clearly set forth in this agreement;
• Discharge of Indenture: Sets out provisions regarding termination of company obligations, application of trust money and repayment to company;
• Signatures: This agreement must be signed by the company, its secretary, and an officer and secretary of the trustee.

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This attorney-prepared packet contains:

1. General Information
2. Instructions and Checklist
3. Trust Indenture

State Law Compliance: This form complies with the laws of all states