Keyser Mason Ball, LLPMississauga, ON · January 22, 2026Project Freeway
Parties in M&A transactions have long been able to rely on “entire agreement” clauses to ensure that only the terms specifically agreed to in a definitive and executed purchase agreement will govern their relationship. However, “entire agreement” clauses may no longer be as definitive as traditionally conceived. In Project Freeway Inc. v. ABC Technologies Inc.,...
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