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The Restaurant Purchase Contract is a crucial document used in the Philippines when transferring ownership of an existing restaurant business. It is designed to protect both the seller's and buyer's interests while ensuring compliance with Philippine laws and regulations, including the Civil Code, Food Safety Act, and local government requirements. The contract typically covers the sale of physical assets, equipment, inventory, goodwill, transfer of licenses and permits, assignment of lease (if applicable), and employee matters. It includes detailed provisions for due diligence, representations and warranties, conditions precedent, and closing requirements. This document is essential for business owners, investors, and entrepreneurs engaging in restaurant acquisitions in the Philippine market, providing a comprehensive framework for the transaction and helping prevent future disputes.
