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An LoI lays out the understandings of the parties, so they can know whether to proceed and under what terms they should do so. An LoI also creates a backstop o
by IncRnd 6y ago
An LoI lays out the understandings of the parties, so they can know whether to proceed and under what terms they should do so. An LoI also creates a backstop of intents in case of legal proceedings. Thirdly, an LoI let's parties define expected remedies in case the deal fails. There may additionally be specific implementation details spelled-out.
I'm sure there may be more reasons, but those are the ones I'm familiar.