
Business Acquisition Letter of Intent
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Agreeing a lease by email leaves both sides unsure what has been settled and what has not. This letter of intent collects the premises, rent, term, fit-out and conditions in one document, and separates the few clauses that bind from everything that stays subject to contract.
The sample follows Sandpiper Manufacturing as tenant and a fictional landlord, with a 1,200 m2 unit, rent of £165 per m2, a 10 year term with a break at year 5 and 90 days of exclusivity. Replace the parties, figures and dates, then have a solicitor check which clauses bind and which law applies.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the parties, unit, area, dates and rent figures with the facts of your own deal, and update the chart and table to match.
Edit the conditions page so it lists only the binding clauses you intend, with their durations and an expiry date for the letter.
Send the draft to a solicitor to confirm which clauses bind and which law applies before anyone signs.
Delete the Make it yours guide page, then share the letter with the other party.
Mostly not. The sample says it is subject to contract and binds only exclusivity, confidentiality, costs and governing law. A solicitor should confirm this for your deal.
No. It is a draft to adapt. Have a qualified solicitor review the wording, the binding clauses and the governing law before either party signs.
No. Sandpiper Manufacturing, the landlord, the people, the unit and every figure and email address in the sample are fictional and exist only to show a finished letter.
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