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Thursday, 04/24/2025 9:26:40 PM

Thursday, April 24, 2025 9:26:40 PM

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A binding term sheet obligates parties to proceed with a transaction under the terms outlined, while a non-binding term sheet serves as a preliminary agreement with some binding clauses but doesn't compel finalization. Both document key deal terms and are often used in negotiations.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Binding Term Sheet:
Forces parties to proceed with the transaction as agreed.
Requires all terms in the document to be binding between the parties.
May be used when parties want to establish a formal agreement at the outset, according to an article on R&D LLP.
Non-Binding Term Sheet:
Doesn't obligate parties to finalize the transaction.
May include binding clauses for confidentiality, exclusivity, or cost/expense reimbursement, but not all terms are binding.
Used to set a framework for negotiations and to ensure both parties are aligned on the key terms before entering into a formal contract.
May be used when parties want to explore a potential deal without immediate commitment, according to an article on
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