Accuracy of information

Representations and Warranties Anatomy™ Go Premium A “typical” Accuracy of information clause: Accuracy of information: Any information which the representor provides the representee in the course of preparing this agreement is accurate and not misleading in any material respect. view template Representations and warranties generally | Representations | Warranties | Covenants | Acknowledgements | Representations in the ISDA | Warranties in the GMSLA | Representations in the GMRA | Waiver by estoppel | AcknowledgementCommon representations: Status | Capacity | Authority | No violation | Consents | Obligations binding | Principal | Understanding | Non-reliance | No representation | Unencumbered owner | No default or potential event of default | No litigation | No fiduciary obligation | Representations and warranties Comments? Questions? Suggestions? Requests? Insults? We’d love to 📧 hear from you. Sign up for our newsletter.

Somewhat at odds with the non-reliance rep — whereby a representor confirms it is not relying on anything the representee might have said to induce it to enter the contract, comes this one, where the representor has to promise that whatever information it has given is accurate and not misleading. All kinds of fun can be had with this if you are in the ISDA world — for derivative-minded folk we encourage you to see our lengthy and tedious page about the Accuracy of Specified Information under the ISDA Master Agreement

See also

• Covered by Section 3(d) Representation