An Asset Purchase Agreement in a Nutshell
An Asset Purchase Agreement (“APA”) is an agreement that finalises what is to be sold in a commercial business sale between a seller and a
Fatima Amedu
March 23, 2020
An Asset Purchase Agreement (“APA”) is an agreement that finalises what is to be sold in a commercial business sale between a seller and a
Where a business is a limited company, the business sale/purchase will take place in one of two ways. The first involves the transfer of ownership of the assets of the business from seller to buyer. The second involves the buyer purchasing the shares of the company which owns the assets. There are advantages and disadvantages to both methods of disposal and this will be perhaps the most important consideration for the buyer and will frame the rest of the transaction.
A brief look into IP-related warranties and indemnities when dealing with a share sale or an asset sale.
A brief look at warranties and indemnities. Both are imperative tools which the buyer must appreciate before entering an acquisition agreement.
A brief elucidation of how an entity can protect themselves from tax liabilities when purchasing shares of a target company.
In order to foster the development of oneÂs business, an undertaking may wish to expand by acquisition. The buyer should consequently have an intelligible strategy that warrants the purchase and provides the necessary criteria for finding a suitable target. It is also imperative that one determines their maximum spending amount and devises a timetable for executing the acquisition.
Website & Software Contracts The following is a general guide as to what should be discussed between the purchaser and developer when contemplating entering into a website or software one of the above contracts. Website and software development contracts are often seen as complex and time consuming to negotiate and put together as the interests of the purchaser and the developer differ significantly.
Website & Software Contracts The following is a general guide as to what should be discussed between the purchaser and developer when contemplating entering into a website or software one of the above contracts. Website and software development contracts are often seen as complex and time consuming to negotiate and put together as the interests of the purchaser and the developer differ significantly.
The article covers points any buyer and seller should consider when carrying out due diligence.
The article covers some of the issues that need to be covered when drafting the documentation in relation to purchasing the assets of a business.
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