Monthly Archives: December 2022

COURT PERMITS BUSINESS SELLER TO SETOFF $2.6 MILLION DAMAGES IT OWED BUYER AGAINST $2.5 MILLION BUYER NOTE OWED SELLER EVEN THOUGH SUBORDINATED TO BUYER BANK

Surprisingly, a California Court of Appeals ignores a bank’s rights under a subordination agreement M&A Stories December 23, 2022 Introduction The seller of a business often carries back part of the purchase price in the form of a promissory note.

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BUYER OF BUSINESS DID NOT WAIVE ITS RIGHT TO RESOLVE WORKING CAPITAL PURCHASE PRICE ADJUSTMENT DISPUTE BY ARBITRATION

The purchase agreement required the buyer to provide seller access to the buyer’s books and records in a dispute over the closing working capital calculation. The buyer refused access and a Florida federal court ruled that this did not amount

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MANUFACTURER BUYER PROMISED SELLER’S DISTRIBUTOR THAT IT WOULD FIX WARRANTY PROBLEMS – EVEN THOUGH BUYER APA FIX WARRANTY PROMISE CAPPED AT $200K

A New Hampshire federal district court permitted the distributor to pursue a claim against the buyer based upon its assurances made to the distributor before closing. The buyer did not tell the distributor that its responsibility to fix printers sold

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