(a) Empty shares and positions in the relevant securities of the offeror or covered lessee subject to disclosure after trading (b) owner or controller of the disclosed shares and empty positions, by way of derogation from 1.2: details of indemnification or option agreements or formal or informal agreements or arrangements concerning relevant securities, which incentivize trading or omission of the H etels that are received by the person acting receives the disclosure and any part of the offer or any person acting in coordination with part of the offer: however, the serious contract form is not a binding document like a lease agreement. For example, if a buyer wishes to resign due to poor inspection results when buying real estate, they have the option to do so before the sale is complete. A guarantee is a form of compensation if the asset does not meet the agreed conditions. This usually favors the buyer, as the seller must provide the warranty and important exclusions of liability. If the seller is not able to guarantee the quality of the asset, he must protect himself from the extremely high consequences. Such consequences may include termination of the contract or even litigation. (3) Derivatives invoiced on shares (including options) and sale/sale contracts: the correct identification of the parties is essential, in particular for companies that may have several independent subdivisions. It is essential to correctly identify the unit that is concluded by the agreement. .
