Purchase Agreement: Limits on Potential Divestitures | Practical Law

Purchase Agreement: Limits on Potential Divestitures | Practical Law

A Standard Clause that may be used in a purchase or merger agreement when a buyer wishes to limit its obligation to make divestitures in a transaction that may be subject to an enforcement action by an antitrust regulator. This Standard Clause discusses different types of divestiture limitations, such as where a buyer agrees to divest only those assets generating up to a certain amount of revenue, known as a divestiture cap, or agrees only to divest specified assets, assets that would not cause a material adverse effect, or those it considers non-material. This Standard Clause has integrated drafting notes with important explanations and drafting and negotiating tips.

Purchase Agreement: Limits on Potential Divestitures

Practical Law Standard Clauses 7-521-5313 (Approx. 13 pages)

Purchase Agreement: Limits on Potential Divestitures

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A Standard Clause that may be used in a purchase or merger agreement when a buyer wishes to limit its obligation to make divestitures in a transaction that may be subject to an enforcement action by an antitrust regulator. This Standard Clause discusses different types of divestiture limitations, such as where a buyer agrees to divest only those assets generating up to a certain amount of revenue, known as a divestiture cap, or agrees only to divest specified assets, assets that would not cause a material adverse effect, or those it considers non-material. This Standard Clause has integrated drafting notes with important explanations and drafting and negotiating tips.