skills/legal/bill-of-sale/SKILL.md
Drafts a U.S. Bill of Sale for transferring personal property ownership from seller to buyer. Covers vehicles, equipment, watercraft, firearms, business assets, and general personal property. Enforces party identification, property description, consideration, condition representations, title warranty, lien disclosure, and jurisdiction-specific execution requirements. Use when drafting a bill of sale, asset transfer document, or ownership transfer instrument.
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Drafts a jurisdiction-aware U.S. Bill of Sale transferring personal property ownership from seller to buyer.
Collect before drafting:
Draft in this order:
| Section | Content | |---|---| | Recitals | Date, party names/addresses, property identification | | Consideration | Price (numeral + written), payment method, receipt acknowledgment | | Transfer of Ownership | Conveyance language, effective date, delivery terms | | Condition | As-is disclaimer (must be conspicuous) OR limited warranty with scope/duration | | Title Warranty | Clear and marketable title, authority to sell | | Lien Release | Free of encumbrances, or disclosure of exceptions | | Risk of Loss | When risk passes (typically delivery or execution) | | Indemnification | Seller indemnifies against pre-closing claims | | Governing Law | State; dispute resolution forum | | Signatures | Seller + date, buyer + date, notary block if required |
| Type | Additional Requirements | |---|---| | Motor Vehicle | VIN, odometer disclosure per 49 U.S.C. § 32705 [VERIFY], state DMV form | | Watercraft | HIN, USCG documentation number if federally documented, state registration | | Firearms | Note federal FFL dealer-transfer requirements; never draft as private-transfer workaround | | Business Equipment | Itemized asset schedule as Exhibit A; serial numbers; software license assignments | | Livestock | Brand/tag ID, health certificates, breed registration if applicable |
- [ ] Collect all prerequisites from client
- [ ] Identify property type and select applicable addenda
- [ ] Draft document sections in order above
- [ ] Apply jurisdiction-specific execution requirements (notarization, witnesses)
- [ ] If as-is: make disclaimer conspicuous (bold, caps, or set apart) per UCC § 2-316
- [ ] If entity seller: confirm signatory authority (corporate resolution or operating agreement)
- [ ] If multi-asset: attach itemized Exhibit A, incorporate by reference
- [ ] Flag sales/use tax obligation to buyer (do not advise on tax liability)
- [ ] Review for scope creep — bill of sale should not double as security agreement or financing statement
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