The Receivable Contract with America in Alameda is a formal agreement between a Seller and a Buyer for the transfer of accounts receivable. It outlines the Seller's commitment to sell their rights and interests in specific accounts, as detailed in an attached exhibit. Key features include seller representations regarding the outstanding accounts, the clear stipulation that no payments are contingent on future product delivery, and the assignment of accounts either with or without recourse. The document provides instructions for due diligence, allowing the Buyer a specified time to review the accounts before finalizing the purchase. This contract is particularly useful for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants by clarifying legal obligations and rights involved in such transactions and ensuring all parties' interests are safeguarded. Furthermore, it aids in the efficient transfer of debts, minimizing disputes related to the status of the accounts traded.