fixed fee insolvency sales

£1,495 (excluding VAT and
disbursements) for a business sale
£750 (excluding VAT and disbursements) for an asset sale
We have developed a simple sale
agreement for use by insolvency practitioners on small sales. This
is in the form of a letter in plain English, which is easily
understandable by the buyer and is designed to avoid or minimise
the involvement of other solicitors. In appropriate cases, it can
save time and costs, and thereby improve the return to
creditors.
The letter of sale is designed to fill
the gap between an invoice sale and a full-blown sale agreement. It
can be used for both asset sales and business sales. It is
particularly effective in sales by insolvency practitioners back to
the directors of the company.
The letter of sale will be drafted by
an insolvency lawyer and will be a tailored product. It will
contain all of the exclusion clauses and indemnities expected by
insolvency practitioners.
Our aim is to produce a first draft of
the letter of sale that is as close to the final version as
possible. By adopting this approach, we can reduce the time spent
in negotiations with the buyer and can complete the sale with the
minimum of fuss.
We can also offer fixed fees for
ancillary work such as drafting the documents relating to an
administrator’s appointment or advising the insolvency practitioner
as to the validity of any charges over the company’s assets.
what is included in the fixed fee?
- Taking instructions
- Preparing the first draft of the
letter of sale
- ‘Fine tuning’ the terms of sale
- Completing the sale
what is excluded from the fixed fee?
- Protracted negotiations with the
buyer
- Liaising with secured creditors
- Additional drafts of the letter of
sale
- Ancillary documents, such as property
transfers
how do I find out if my
situation is suitable for the fixed fee product?
The letter of sale will normally be
suitable for simple sales up to £75,000, although we would be happy
to discuss a fixed fee for sales above this figure.
For more information please contact
Lee
Sennett, Nick Keitley, Paul Rippon
or Melia Hirst.
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