Sale Agreement

You will require a sale agreement if you are selling:

• shares in a company
• a business
• assets in the business

The sale agreement records matters including:

• the terms you have agreed for the sale of your business
• any restrictions the buyer might want to impose on you
• warranties and indemnities you are giving

The purchaser will want to tie you down as much as possible. In that way they can bring a claim against you should something arise that is not entirely correct.

At Hart Brown our specialists will negotiate restrictions, warranties and indemnities on your behalf. We will explain fully the terms of the agreement so you understand the terms which you are agreeing to.

To speak to someone who can help with a sale agreement or any other legal matters relating to your business call, email or request a call back from one of our specialist lawyers.