An Asset Sale Contract is an agreement between the existing owner of an asset (usually referred to as the “seller” or “vendor”) and a third party that wishes to buy or purchase the asset (usually referred to as the “buyer” or “purchaser”). The asset may be tangible (e.g. equipment or stock) or intangible (e.g. intellectual property (IP) or goodwill of a business).
Start nowLegalVision’s LVDox™ Free Asset Sale Contract sets out:
- details of the asset so that it can be identified;
- the price to be paid and how payment is to be made;
- when the asset is to be delivered; and
- when title and risk pass to the buyer and warranties of the seller.
If your asset sale arrangement is more complex, then it’s important that you have a lawyer assist you draft the following clauses:
- a payment schedule, allowing payment for the asset to be made over a period of time;
- a range of conditions which must be met before the asset sale can be completed;
- an expanded confidentiality clause; and
- a warranties and indemnities clause which is appropriate for your individual circumstances.
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- Consultation with a lawyer specialising in your industry
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- Drafted specifically for your business and industry
- Document reviewed and signed off by a lawyer
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