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LOI Binding or no?

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  • #99629
    Patrick Rogers
    Participant

    My company uses a letter of intent that does not say that it is binding, and does not say it is not binding. As a general rule, does that mean that the loi is not binding?

    #112738
    Tina OKeefe
    Participant

    LOIs are not binding.

    #112751
    Yumi.K
    Participant

    In general, a LOI is not a binding contract.

    #116312
    Ahmed Alhishwan
    Participant

    As a general rule, if your letter of intent (LOI) does not explicitly state whether it is binding or non-binding, it can create ambiguity and potentially lead to disputes. Typically, courts will look at the specific language and context of the LOI to determine the parties’ intent. However, to avoid any confusion, it’s best practice to clearly state in the LOI whether it is intended to be binding or non-binding.

    For peace of mind and legal clarity, I recommend explicitly including a clause in your LOI that specifies its binding nature.

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