Post Closing Indemnification. The buyer typically will require the seller to represent and warrant to the buyer certain facts about the business being sold. This is usually coupled with an obligation on the seller to indemnify the buyer if these representations are not true, and to indemnify the buyer if a party with a claim against the seller asserts this claim against the buyer except for a liability that the seller agrees to assume.
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Samples: Letter of Intent, Letter of Intent, Letter of Intent
