Document background
The Dealer Arranged Conditional Sale Agreement is commonly used in Germany for significant asset purchases where the buyer requires financing but prefers to work through a dealer rather than directly with a financial institution. This document type is particularly relevant when dealing with high-value equipment, vehicles, or machinery sales. The agreement complies with German law requirements and typically includes detailed provisions on payment terms, title retention (Eigentumsvorbehalt), security interests, and enforcement rights. It's structured to protect all parties' interests while ensuring compliance with German commercial and consumer protection laws. The document is essential for transactions where the dealer acts as an intermediary between the financier and the buyer, handling both the sale and the arrangement of financing. The agreement's structure accommodates both business-to-business and business-to-consumer transactions, with additional consumer protection provisions included where required by German law.
