"The purpose of this document is to memorialize certain business points. The parties mutually acknowledge that their agreement is qualified and that they, therefore, contemplate the drafting and execution of a more detailed agreement. They intend to be bound only by the execution of such agreement and not by this preliminary document"
Goren v. Royal Investments Incorporated, 25 Mass. App. Ct. 137, 519 N.E. 2d 595 (1987)
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About This Blog and Doug Cornelius
This Blog
This blog is about commercial real estate finance and Massachusetts real estate law. I through in some real estate law from other states. I providing legal information, not legal advice.
Disclaimers
This website, which may be considered advertising under the ethical rules of certain jurisdictions, is provided with the understanding that it does not constitute the rendering of legal advice or other professional advice.The views expressed on this website are my personal views and do not necessarily reflect views of my employer. The posts and opinions expressed on this blog and this website are solely my own. They do not represent (nor are they intended to represent) the positions, opinions or policies of my employer or any other company or person. The comments on this site are not moderated and are the opinions expressed in those comments are not necessarily shared by me.
The information on this site/blog is not intended to create an attorney-client relationship. Even if you contact me through the this site or post a comment to the site, that does not give rise to an attorney-client relationship.
The sites I link to through hyperlinks in the blog roll, in posts and and elsewhere in the site are not under my control. They interested me at the time I added the hyperlink, but may have since changed.
The law changes often. That means the content in this site can become outdated quickly. I can't guarantee that anything on this site is up to date, accurate or complete. DO NOT take take actions based solely on the content in this site. Seek independent legal advice.
You can contact me to discuss entering into an attorney-client relationship. But don' t send me any confidential information until we have mutually agreed to an attorney-client relationship.
About Doug
You can find out more about Doug at DougCornelius.com.
This blog is about commercial real estate finance and Massachusetts real estate law. I through in some real estate law from other states. I providing legal information, not legal advice.
Disclaimers
This website, which may be considered advertising under the ethical rules of certain jurisdictions, is provided with the understanding that it does not constitute the rendering of legal advice or other professional advice.The views expressed on this website are my personal views and do not necessarily reflect views of my employer. The posts and opinions expressed on this blog and this website are solely my own. They do not represent (nor are they intended to represent) the positions, opinions or policies of my employer or any other company or person. The comments on this site are not moderated and are the opinions expressed in those comments are not necessarily shared by me.
The information on this site/blog is not intended to create an attorney-client relationship. Even if you contact me through the this site or post a comment to the site, that does not give rise to an attorney-client relationship.
The sites I link to through hyperlinks in the blog roll, in posts and and elsewhere in the site are not under my control. They interested me at the time I added the hyperlink, but may have since changed.
The law changes often. That means the content in this site can become outdated quickly. I can't guarantee that anything on this site is up to date, accurate or complete. DO NOT take take actions based solely on the content in this site. Seek independent legal advice.
You can contact me to discuss entering into an attorney-client relationship. But don' t send me any confidential information until we have mutually agreed to an attorney-client relationship.
About Doug
You can find out more about Doug at DougCornelius.com.
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