The Contract for the Sale of Accounts Receivable is designed for the transfer of rights and interests in accounts receivable between a Seller and a Buyer. This form is particularly relevant for sales in Oakland, helping parties clearly outline the terms of the sale. Key features of the contract include representations made by the Seller regarding the accounts, including their validity and outstanding balances, as well as the contingency of payments. The form includes an option for the sale to be with or without recourse against the Seller, allowing Buyers to evaluate their options based on the risk associated with the accounts. It grants Buyers a specified period to inspect and conduct due diligence on the accounts, promoting buyer confidence before finalizing the deal. Attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants can utilize this form to facilitate smooth transactions while ensuring legal compliance. The clarity in representations and structure aids in avoiding future disputes regarding the accounts sold. Completing the form requires attention to detail in filling out all relevant information, particularly within the attached Exhibit ‘A’, which lists accounts, balances, and other vital data.