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In August of 2008, Jazz Pharmaceuticals drafted a subscription services agreement with a private investor in the form of shares and warrants in the company. Just a month earlier, Novavax Inc., another pharmaceutical company, entered a Subscription Services Agreement of the own with an investor with similar terms. Both of these subscription services agreements are available in their entirety on the RealDealDocs.com website.
A Subscription Services Agreement is a legal document defining the terms and conditions under which the Investor is willing to subscribe for the securities which are being offered.
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