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On the other hand, a buyer will have to focus its legal and commercial due diligence on, inter alia:
Read about this and more in the chapter that covers Norwegian law, practice and regulation in the Lexology Getting The Deal Through’s fourth edition of Private M&A. The full publication including the same key questions and answers for 84 jurisdictions can be found at www.lexology.com/gtdt
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