SALE OF ONLINE BUSINESS
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Website Sale Agreement
Selling your online Business?
The Sale of Business Practice Manual NSW has been updated with a new precedent. The Practice Manual now contains a Contract for the Sale of an Online Business. It is based on a foreign company buying an Australian based online business.
Website Sale Agreement includes:
- Definitions and interpretation
- Assets to be sold
- No encumbrances
- Passing of title and risk
- Consideration
- Deferred Consideration
- Certification of Net Revenue
- Acceptance procedure
- Dispute resolution
- Basis of preparation of the Management Accounts
- Vendor protections
- Timing of payment
- Completion
- Where completion takes place
- What happens on Completion
- Warrantors’ indemnity
- Post Completion
- Enquiries in respect of the Business
- Preservation of books and records
- Receipt of monies following Completion
- Rights under the Contracts
- Assignment of Contracts
- Contracts that are not able to be assigned
- Employees
- Vendor’s Indemnity
- Vendor to pay Employees
- Reimbursement of remuneration
- Liabilities
- Contracts not assigned
- Restrictive covenants
- Form of covenants
- Separate undertakings
- Warranties
- Grossing up
- Reduction of consideration
- Limitations on Vendor’s liability
- Disclosure
- Limitations of liability
- Restrictions on claims
- Mitigation
- Contingent matters
- Recovery from third parties
- Conduct of Warranty Claims
- Notification
- No liability for delay
- Conduct of claims
- Entire Agreement
- Assignment
- Variation
- Effect of Completion
- Invalidity
- Releases and waivers
- Further assurance
- Counterparts
- Confidentiality
- Default interest
- Set-off
- Announcements
- Costs and expenses
- Notices
- Form of Notices
- Deemed service
- When deemed service does not apply
- Proof of service
- Delaying service
- Governing law and jurisdiction
- Schedule 1 – Warranties
- Schedule 2 –Shareholders
- Schedule 3 – Apportionment
- Schedule 4 – Moveable assets
- Schedule 5 – Contracts
33 pages long. This Website Sale Agreement precedent is available for immediate download.
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Sale of Business Contracts
Business owners can get into trouble buying or selling a business if the Contract leaves out important aspects of the sale. Leaving important items out of a contract, including tangible and intangible assets and liabilities, can cause problems months after the sale completes. When you draft a contract for the sale of a business, make sure both parties know exactly what they are getting at the time of signing, as well as in the future.
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