An agreement used in secondary loan trades, especially those done on distressed documentation. A key feature of the purchase and sale agreement is that the seller of the loan makes certain legal representations to the buyer, such as representing that it owns all the rights derived from ownership of the loan without any encumbrance such a lien. These representations are intended to protect the buyer.


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