The document titled 'Contract for the Sale of Accounts Receivable' outlines the terms under which a Seller agrees to sell their rights to accounts receivable to a Buyer. Selling receivables is called in Fulton, emphasizing the legal implications surrounding the transaction. Key features of the form include the Seller's representation of the accuracy of accounts, the delineation of actual account balances, and assurances that no defenses or counterclaims exist related to the accounts being sold. The form also specifies whether the sale is with or without recourse, allowing Buyers to reclaim accounts in default under specified conditions. Users are instructed to examine accounts within a designated period, ensuring they can cancel the contract if unsatisfied. For attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants, this form serves as a critical tool in facilitating the legal transfer of financial rights while protecting both parties' interests. Completing the form requires clarity in details about each account, while editing instructions should guide users in accurately filling out Exhibit A to maintain compliance with the outlined representations.