Ireland—Legal due diligence further information request—private M&A—asset purchase


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Precedents

Ireland—Legal due diligence further information request—private M&A—asset purchase


Published by a Lexis+ Ireland - Corporate expert

Precedents
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Dated [insert date]

This form of request for further information would be used following a review by the buyer and its advisers of the information and documentation received from the seller in response to the initial due diligence questionnaire. Questions may be added to the relevant sections of this Precedent as necessary and where no further information is needed (or a section is not applicable to the transaction in question), the section can simply be deleted.

This form of request for further information would be used following a review by the buyer and its advisers of the information and documentation received from the seller in response to the initial due diligence questionnaire. Questions may be added to the relevant

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