Prompts
Prompts de IA jurídica para Kuwait
2 prompts you can paste straight into HAQQ or any other assistant. Every one is written out in full - open it, copy it, change the bracketed parts.
Share Purchase Agreement for a Kuwaiti WLLAgreementEnterpriseCorporate / M&A
Draft a share purchase agreement for the acquisition of [percentage]% of the shares in a WLL in Kuwait. Make it buyer-friendly. Deal facts: target [name and activity], seller [name], consideration [amount and structure], completion [date or condition]. The agreement must cover: 1. Every regulatory approval and consent needed to complete — corporate, sector-specific, foreign-ownership and any Ministry of Commerce and Industry step — set out as conditions precedent, with the party responsible and the long-stop date for each. 2. Amendment of the memorandum of association and the notarisation and registration steps that actually transfer title, distinguishing the contract date from the date ownership passes. 3. Pre-emption rights of the other partners: how they are waived and what happens if they are exercised. 4. Warranties on title, licences, tax, labour, related-party dealings and litigation, with a disclosure mechanism. 5. Buyer protection: retention or escrow, a claims period, a de minimis and basket, and a specific indemnity for [identified risk]. 6. Governing law, dispute resolution and enforcement in Kuwait. Put every commercial number in square brackets. After the draft, list the conditions precedent most likely to delay completion in practice, and what to do about each.
Reply to a Landlord's Eviction NoticeMemoAdvancedHousing & Tenancy
Draft, in Arabic, a reply to an eviction notice served by the landlord on my client for a residential property under Kuwaiti law. Facts: notice dated [date], stated ground [non-payment / expiry of term / landlord's own need / reconstruction], tenancy began [date], monthly rent [amount], payment status [current / in arrears by]. The reply must include: 1. A formal objection to the notice where any condition of validity fails: capacity, particulars, method of service, or the notice period. 2. A substantive answer to the stated ground, anchored in the provision that fixes the permitted grounds for eviction. 3. The tenant's rights to an extension or a judicial grace period, if any. 4. An offer to pay or settle where that serves my client, worded so it cannot be read as accepting the notice. 5. An express reservation of all rights and defences. Then add a five-line summary of our position in English for me to send to the client. Mandatory rules: cite article numbers. Do not promise an outcome in court; instead state what strengthens and what weakens our position.