Heads of terms: acquisitions

Resource type: Practice note

Status: Maintained

Jurisdiction: United Kingdom

Heads of terms (also known as letters of intent, memoranda of understanding or heads of agreement) set out the terms of a commercial transaction agreed in principle between the parties. This note sets out the main considerations arising in heads of terms used in private company acquisitions (shares or assets).

PLC Corporate, based on materials originally contributed by Mary Leth, Macfarlanes

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Resource ID: 4-107-4682
Products: Asset Purchases, Heads of terms and exclusivity, PLC Corporate Law, PLC Law Department, Share Purchases
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