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No-shop clause
A clause included in an agreement or letter of intent between an owner and a prospective buyer that requires the suspension of any solicitation, discussion or negotiation with other potential buyers in a given period of time. In other words, the seller agrees to refrain from seeking alternative acquisition proposals.
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