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Waiver of Claim of Breach

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________________, referred to as BUYER, herewith waives any cause of action or claim which I may have because of the breach committed on or about _________________ by ________________. of the contract between us dated _______________, generally related to:

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BUYER does not renounce any claim for any other breach that may be hereafter committed and reserve my rights to the following:

___________________________________________________________

_____________________________

BUYER

_____________________________

SELLER

Waiver of Claim of Breach

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This review list is provided to inform you about this document in question and assist you in its preparation. This document can assist adversarial parties to “get over” a breach with the purposes of moving the relationship forward and not descending into litigation. If the relationship is worth preserving, this can be a good business approach to resolving a difficulty without resorting to court. Formalizing it puts the parties in a proper position should litigation result from the situation at a later time.

1. Make multiple copies. Give one to each signatory. Keep one with the transaction file.

2. You modify this form for a variety of breach waiver situations.

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