The warranty clause that is worth arguing over
Sellers push back hardest on the warranties covering accounts and material contracts, and that is usually the wrong place for a buyer to give ground.
Sellers push back hardest on the warranties covering accounts and material contracts, and that is usually the wrong place for a buyer to give ground.
A rent review clause is agreed at grant and not looked at again for five years, by which point neither party quite remembers what it says.
Buyers assume TUPE only matters on an asset purchase. On a share sale it barely matters at all, and treating the two the same causes real problems.