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Lending — Checklist for reliance letter review
Introductory note: | ||
A reliance letter is typically provided by an adviser (eg law firm, accounting firm) who has issued a due diligence report. This checklist sets out the matters to be considered when reviewing a reliance letter. | ||
How to use this checklist: | ||
This checklist is intended for use by lawyers reviewing a reliance letter for their client who wishes to rely on the due diligence report to which the reliance letter relates for the purposes of funding the transaction. | ||
Users should amend this checklist as appropriate taking account of the specific circumstances of their transaction. |