Letters of Intent Guide

This guide is to Letters of Intent (LOIs) and their significance in various business transactions. LOIs serve as preliminary agreements between parties intending to enter into contracts, outlining key terms and setting the stage for formal negotiations. It deals with the non-binding nature of LOIs, highlighting their role in expressing serious intent while allowing for legal flexibility. The guide explores the benefits of LOIs, such as clarity, structured negotiations, and risk mitigation, alongside potential drawbacks like legal ambiguities and cost implications.  By emphasising the importance of clear drafting and prompt transition to formal contracts, the document aims to equip readers with a nuanced understanding of LOIs and how to effectively navigate their complexities in business dealings. 

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Note: This publication does not necessarily deal with every important topic, nor cover every aspect of the topics with which it deals. Templates do not include or provide legal or other advice to users. They are designed to provide a head-start to the development of a commercial agreement and are not the finished article. They require careful reading, analysis and customisation in order to meet the particular needs of the parties to the document. 

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