Frequency/market practice: It is commonly less than 100%. Mid-cap and larger deals see lower caps for business warranties, e.g., 20-30%. Fundamental warranties are typically capped at 100% or excepted from the cap.
Frequency/market practice: Usually warranties only but sellers prefer to apply the cap to the whole agreement.
Frequency/market practice: Fundamental warranties (e.g., title) are typically excepted. Often, tax and environmental indemnities and other specific indemnities are also excepted. Separate caps are common.
Frequency/market practice: Both deductible or basket is fairly common (to exclude small claims).
Frequency/market practice: A general survival of 12–24 months is common. It is also common to carve out fraud. Fundamental warranties survive longer, typically around 10 years. Tax is commonly longer than general warranties too — it usually matches the general statutory limitation.