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What is a seller's mandate?

Updated: 9/14/2023
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A Seller's Mandate is the person with legal authority to represent the seller in negotiations with potential buyers in the sale of commodities. The Mandate will have clear instructions from the seller as to the procedure to be adopted and what is required from the buyer in order to proceed with the sale. Normally, the seller will require proof of funding and/or a Letter of Intent before proceeding further with the sale. Thereafter, all negotiations will be between the seller's mandate and the buyer's mandate (a mandate for the buyer).

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Someone, either a person or company or similar, that has been authorised by a Seller to represent them in the sale of the product. This may be given in writing, but it may also be an oral agreement. Basically, someone who directly represents the Seller with nobody else in between.

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