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    If You Have A Contract To Buy A Business But The Owner Decides To Break The Contract What Would You Have To Do?

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    Hi, if you have a contract for buying a business, then in this contract you should make the deposit or the statement for the guarantee of the contract, if not the owner can break it and take other people on his/ her advantage.

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      I agree with feng. Also, if you could find out why the owner broke the agreement perhaps there would be a way to resolve their issues and continue the agreement. However, in any broken contract it is best to consult an attorney. There are free online sources to ask an attorney a few questions and you can actually get answers that wont cost you anything. If you have liability or an investment surely you could regain that if the terms are clear. I'm not an attorney but I have been involved in a number of business mergers, or businesses being bought and sold and the best future cure for these issues is prevention of course but creating a firm contract that can be enforced.

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