Don't do it. He says that contracts are about 3000 pages in his expertise. There is no way that that is not to hide or to cover some bullshit.
Selling and Buying is easy. If it does not do what it says on the packaging it is fraud. What would anyone need 3000 pages to transfer ownership of a company to another legal body for, please?
I walk into a Fish'n'Chips shop in South London. I meet the owner. He is in retirement age, his staff has no money to take the shop and he likes to make an exit instead of having still some reliability during retirement keeping the shop alive. He sells it.
Obviously, the shop is the name of the shop, the kitchen, furniture and staff.
A factory is no different. The day after having signed the deal the machines must be still there, the warehouse as before, contracts executed, loans be payed off and so on; Just the amount of things is more and more versatile.
Three Thousand pages is more then every military treaty in history known to an AI.
If a transaction that should be most simple based on common sense need a contract with that amount of pages something must be wrong. I buy your company Vs a treaty often associated with high volume in the 1980s is the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF Treaty), which involved extensive on-site verification and destruction protocols over a 10-year period.
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