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This module will discuss representations, warranties and covenants in Sale & Purchase Agreements that are frequently the subject of post completion claims, how different liability regimes under the Sale & Purchase Agreement can impact on claims, the availability of statutory claims, and the use of warranty and indemnity insurance. The discussion will then move to procedural and substantive issues involved in pursuing and defending such claims, including the implications of warranty and indemnity insurance. This will assist practitioners who are involved in disputes, as well as those who advise on or negotiate Sale & Purchase Agreements.
This module is an updated version of the very well attended and received presentation on the same topic by the speakers that was offered as a webinar in March 2021 and addresses warranties in a business context.
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Authors: Marika Eastwick-Field, David Raudkivi
Published: 20 June 2023
Pages: 34
In this seminar we discuss post-closing claims under sale and purchase agreements, focusing in particular on claims for breach of representations and warranties.
We outline the purpose of representations and warranties and some of their common features, and strategies for limiting liability through qualifications against disclosure materials and negotiated limits on liability. We also discuss warranty and indemnity insurance and its benefits, as well as potential traps and pitfalls for negotiating parties.
In terms of claims, we undertake a survey of some of the more recent (and interesting) developments through the courts, focusing on questions of breach, causation, loss and some of the procedural considerations relevant to bringing a claim.
This seminar is an update of a seminar on the same topic presented in March 2019 and March 2021.
These are the slides included in the presentation.
Marika Eastwick-Field Partner, Russell McVeagh Auckland |
David Raudkivi Partner, Russell McVeagh Auckland |