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The document is a Stock Purchase Agreement between Reassure America Life Insurance Company (Buyer) and PennCorp Financial Group, Inc. (Seller), dated January 7, 2000. It outlines the terms for the sale of all outstanding shares of two insurance companies owned by Seller, Security Life and Trust Insurance Company and Southwestern Life Insurance Company, for a total consideration of $260 million. The agreement includes detailed provisions regarding definitions, representations and warranties from both parties, covenants to be followed prior to closing, conditions for closing, and procedures for termination. It also addresses compliance with applicable laws and regulatory approvals necessary for the transaction.

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In Section 1, provide definitions relevant to your company’s outstanding shares. Ensure clarity on terms like 'Shares' and 'Companies' as they will be referenced throughout the document.
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