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Healthcare update: Letters of intent - exploding the myths
Practice Area: Health Care
Sector: Healthcare
Jurisdiction: England & Wales
Published: 26 February 2010
Law Firm: Browne Jacobson
Overview
You’ve spent six months designing and then tendering to let a contract for building works and you need to start on site. There’s no time to get a contract sent out or to get all the sign-offs needed from top brass. Can you just send out a simple Letter of Intent that solves all your problems?
Well, it’s a case of yes and no.
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