| name | consent-letter |
| title | Third-Party Consent Letter |
| description | Drafts enforceable third-party consent letters for transactional matters such as asset purchases and deal closings. Identifies parties, transaction details, and regulatory considerations, then structures precise authorizations with scope limitations and protective provisions. Use when drafting third-party consents, authorization letters, access permissions, assignment consents, or disclosure authorizations. |
| author | CaseMark |
| author_url | https://github.com/CaseMark/skills/tree/main/skills/legal/consent-letter |
| license | Apache-2.0 |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| execution_mode | open |
| jurisdiction | general |
| practice | contracts |
| language | en |
Third-Party Consent Letter
Drafts a consent letter granting precise authorizations while protecting the consenting party's interests and ensuring enforceability.
Prerequisites
- Transaction documents — purchase agreement, assignment agreements, governing contracts with consent clauses
- Party information — full legal names, entity types, addresses, authorized signatories
- Scope definition — specific actions, information access, or decisions requiring consent
- Regulatory context — domain-specific requirements (HIPAA, financial regulations, recording rules)
- Timeline — effective date, expiration, revocation constraints
Quick Start
- Review transaction documents for consent triggers and required form/language.
- Identify all parties and verify signatory authority.
- Draft core consent provision with operative language and scope limitations.
- Add duration, revocation, and boilerplate provisions.
- Prepare execution block with appropriate formalities.
Core Workflow
1. Header & Party Identification
| Element | Content |
|---|
| Date | Execution date |
| Jurisdiction | Governing state/jurisdiction |
| Purpose | One-paragraph identification of consent type |
For each party (consenting party, authorized third party, relying parties), capture: full legal name as in governing documents, entity type, jurisdiction of formation, principal address, relationship to transaction, authority basis (officer title, board resolution, power of attorney).
2. Core Consent Provision
Use declarative operative language: "[Consenting Party] hereby irrevocably/revocably authorizes, consents to, and grants permission for [Third Party] to [specific authorized actions], subject to the terms and conditions set forth herein."
Select applicable authorization types:
