Analyse property transfers — asset deals and share deals — in minutes instead of hours
Commercial property transfers are carried out either as a direct property purchase (asset deal) or as a transfer of the property-owning company (share deal) — and the choice drives the entire risk picture. LexCodex determines the transaction structure, analyses liability for defects and disclaimers in an asset deal, the warranty catalogue and company law in a share deal, and stamp duty — each assessment grounded in verified primary sources.
Upload a transfer or share purchase agreement (PDF or text) and get results in minutes.
Register →The tool first determines whether the transaction is a direct property purchase or a share transfer — the classification drives which rules apply and where the risks sit.
In an asset deal the buyer's duty to investigate is weighed against the seller's duty to disclose and the reach of the disclaimer. In a share deal the scope, deadlines and caps of the warranty catalogue are assessed.
Stamp duty and registration of title are checked in an asset deal; in a share deal latent tax and company-law issues (transferability, pre-emption, authorised signatory) are flagged.
Links to the relevant provisions via verified primary sources. Second-pass verification checks every cited reference against the source.
Agreement texts are not stored with us after analysis (Zero Data Retention). The analysis runs via the model provider (SOC 2, ISO 27001), which does not use data for model training.
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Property purchase agreements (asset deals) and share purchase agreements for SPV transfers (share deals). The tool classifies the transaction, assesses liability/warranties and flags stamp duty and company-law issues.
In an asset deal the property is bought directly, with stamp duty and registration of title. In a share deal the shares in the property-owning company are bought — liability sits in the warranty catalogue, no stamp duty on the shares, but latent tax in the company must be managed.
Yes. The agreement text is not stored on our servers after analysis (Zero Data Retention). The analysis runs via the model provider, which is SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified. LexCodex does not use your data for model training.
Swedish property transfers. The tool links to the relevant provisions via verified primary sources with second-pass verification. Tax and broader M&A substance are flagged but not assessed on the merits.
All plans run Premium model with full results. Free plan gives 3 analyses per month, Pro (180 EUR/month) gives 100 analyses and Enterprise (700 EUR/month) gives unlimited analyses for 5 users. The Free plan runs for two calendar months from registration. The end date is shown in your account.
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