heads of agreement
noun[plural]
LAWUKukusadocumentcontainingthemainpartsof abusinessdealthat thecompaniesorpeopleinvolvedmustsignbefore theysignthemainwrittenagreement:
Bothsideshavesignedheadsofagreementwith aviewto along-standingpartnership.
Examplesofheads of agreement
heads of agreement
The concept is similar to aheadsofagreement.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Aheadsofagreementdocument will only be enforceable when it is adopted into a parent contract and subsequently agreed upon.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.If the project is to proceed, writtenheadsofagreementare thereafter established.
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If the mainheadsofagreementcan be settled, it should not be too difficult to work out solutions for their detailed application.
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When theheadsofagreementwere signed, one of them was that there should be integration east and west, and north and south.
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The company have paid the whole of the money due to date under theheadsofagreement,i.e.
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We share what must be his regret that it has not been possible to reachheadsofagreement.
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It is a short document containing theheadsofagreementon which future discussions will proceed.
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What we have of course is a number ofheadsofagreementand there may be some tough argument as to their implementation.
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That committee represents twenty-eight boroughs, and the members of it have since held a meeting to endorse theheadsofagreement.
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