Exclusivity: purchases | Practical Law

Exclusivity: purchases | Practical Law

This note sets out the principal considerations when drafting exclusivity agreements in the context of private share and asset purchases. Exclusivity agreements (also known as no-talk, no-shop or non-solicitation agreements) may be used in acquisitions to give the buyer time to conduct due diligence and negotiations without competition from other prospective buyers.

Exclusivity: purchases

Practical Law ANZ Practice Note w-034-0674 (Approx. 8 pages)

Exclusivity: purchases

by Practical Law New Zealand with assistance from Rob Macredie, Special Counsel and Sophie Armstrong, Solicitor, Simpson Grierson
Law stated as at 14 Dec 2022New Zealand
This note sets out the principal considerations when drafting exclusivity agreements in the context of private share and asset purchases. Exclusivity agreements (also known as no-talk, no-shop or non-solicitation agreements) may be used in acquisitions to give the buyer time to conduct due diligence and negotiations without competition from other prospective buyers.