Frequency/market practice: Fairly common; materiality qualifiers are commonly seen but are often not quantified, so, for example, knowledge qualifiers are common (other than specific warranties, e.g., contract value).

Frequency/market practice: Knowledge qualifiers are common, but only appropriate for certain warranties. Depending on the outcome of negotiations, they are often limited to the actual knowledge and reasonable due enquiry of a specified list of senior management.

Frequency/market practice: Very common; this is almost always requested by buyers, but typically one of the most contested warranties in negotiations.

Frequency/market practice: Very common; it is standard practice in Australia. It is fairly common for the buyer to seek to limit disclosure to matters fairly disclosed with sufficient particularity to enable the buyer to assess the impact of the disclosed matter on the target company/business.