Anti-sandbagging is a clause or provision that is seller-friendly and is usually seen in purchase and sale agreements for mergers and acquisitions. Its main purpose is to make sure that the buyer cannot bring legal action against the seller if there is a breach of warranty that the buyer knew about… View Full Term
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