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English term or phrase:

Can you understand this?

English answer:

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Apr 17, 2006 17:54
18 yrs ago
English term

Can you understand this?

English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s) non-disclosure letter
I'm proofreading a non-disclosure letter. Before the actual letter begins, the text goes:

"SENT by SELLER VIA ELECTRONIC MAIL TO BUYER: _______________________________ introduced to SELLER or SELLERS by yyyy (e-mail); our previous authorized agent to this transaction under the Fundacion C.E.O. xxxx management and exclusive legal representation.

xxx = name of a person
yyy = name of a company

Could you help me to understand what they are trying to say here? That this was done under the management and exclusive legal representation of the CEO of the Fundacion called xxx?
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2 A change of hands...

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the email was sent by the one who is selling to the one who is buying ..... The buyer was introduced to the seller (the one who is selling) by yyyy (company whose email is_ )

This was done under the management and exclusive legal represention of the Fundation's CEO whose name is xxxx.


Peer comment(s):

agree zaphod : Right, preserving his commission on any eventual sales
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thank you Zaphod! Happy Easter!
agree Ala Rabie : here here! - happy easter, awana :)
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thank you Enshrine! Happy Easter to you too :)
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A change of hands...

I could be wrong, but from what I can tell from this context, the offer introduced is now being taken over by a new agent. The previous agent to the transaction worked/works under xxxx, who was the Fundation CEO manager. The "Fundation" he worked/works under retains legal representation in business/financial matters.

I just looooove (not) all this legal jargon and wording. I can easily get a headache from it all. Who comes up with this stuff anyways? :D
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