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Terry McMiles

Hello Douglas, It is a bit difficult to comment on the scenario you relate without knowing more about the circumstances. It is normal for a manager to top-up his/her contract term as it starts to get down in years to run. If this has not happened one would have to wonder if the resident manager for some reason was in breach of the agreement. That is the only circumstances that I can imagine that would stop a manager getting an increased term. You certainly wouldn't want to contract to buy a business where the agreement is about to expire unless the contract was subject to a new term being put into place. For this you need to talk with one of the specialist Management Rights Lawyers. There are some that have contact details on this site. Hope this helps. Terry

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