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LOCKOUT AGREEMENT Definition & Legal Meaning

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An arrangement allowing a chosen, earnest buyer time to complete its purchase free of pressure from competition. Seller’s and buyer’s written or oral contract requiring that the seller not seek or accept additional offers for a specified period.

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