Pearson, LLC submits a proposal to acquire Kate's Cupcakes, Inc. and its 15 retail stores for $1.1 million. The closing would be subject to negotiation and execution of definitive agreements including customary representations and warranties. The parties agree to work towards a quick closing and conditions include negotiation of agreements, obtaining approvals, and no material adverse changes to the business. This letter of intent is non-binding but creates a binding agreement for the parties to negotiate in good faith.
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Letter of Intent For Business
Pearson, LLC submits a proposal to acquire Kate's Cupcakes, Inc. and its 15 retail stores for $1.1 million. The closing would be subject to negotiation and execution of definitive agreements including customary representations and warranties. The parties agree to work towards a quick closing and conditions include negotiation of agreements, obtaining approvals, and no material adverse changes to the business. This letter of intent is non-binding but creates a binding agreement for the parties to negotiate in good faith.
TheconsummationoftheTransactionwillbesubjecttothesatisfactionofcustomary conditions,including,withoutlimitation,thefollowing: a. Thenegotiation,execution,anddeliveryofdefinitiveagreementssatisfactoryto eachoftheparties,includingretailleases,andsecuringofanyrequired governmentalorthirdpartyapprovals,waivers,orconsents.
b. MaintenanceoftheCompanysbusinessintheordinarycourse,andtheabsence ofanymaterialadversechangeintheCompanysbusinessoffinancialcondition ormaterialchangedintheconductofitsbusinessasofthedateofthisLetterof Intent. c. TheCompanynotseekingorrequestinganytypeofbankruptcyprotectionor bankruptcyprocedure. 5. BindingAgreement