Commercial Contract

Commercial Contract

HJA & Associates has the expertise to draft agreements for deals and partnerships for joint ventures, purchases, leases etc.

Offer letter

The official letter a company sends to a job candidate they have selected is known as an offer letter. Employers may send employment offers by email or in writing, depending on the organisation's policies.

Employment Contract

A written agreement outlining the rights and obligations of both the employer and the employee is known as an employment contract. This agreement includes Work Schedule, Salary, General Responsibilities, Confidentiality, Non-compete, and non-solicitation.

Stock Option

The employee can purchase a predetermined number of company shares under an employee benefit plan called an ESOP at a predetermined price after a predetermined period. A thorough Employee Stock Option Plan Scheme is created by applicable law and adopted by the Board and shareholders of the company.

Commercial Contracts

A commercial contract is a legally enforceable agreement that defines the rights, obligations, responsibilities, roles, and terms governing the parties' relationship and obliges them to do or refrain from doing specific activities. Various company parties, such as clients, lenders, service providers, vendors, and collaborators, execute commercial contracts. A commercial contract is said to be breached when one of the parties fails to fulfil the terms and conditions mentioned in the agreement.

Co-Founders Agreement

The Co-Founders Agreement is a legal document that outlines the terms and conditions and serves as the foundation of a company by defining the rights, obligations, and responsibilities that co-founders have both to the business and to one another.

Service Agreement

A contract wherein one party agrees to provide a service, and the other party pays a consideration for the service on the terms and conditions specified in the agreement.

Partnership Agreement

A partnership agreement spells out the relationship, duties, powers and obligations of the partners, capital contributions to the partnership, nature of business and procedure to be followed for partnership dissolution, and admission/removal of a partner from the partnership.

Lease Agreement

A contract between a Lessor and lessee allows the lessee rights to the use of a property owned or managed by the Lessor for some time. The agreement does not provide ownership rights to the lessee; however, the Lessor may grant certain allowances to modify, change or adapt the property to suit the lessee's needs.

Distribution Agreement

A distribution agreement is a contract between a product's manufacturer and distributor. The supplier could be a manufacturer or perhaps a distributor that is reselling the products of another.

Non-disclosure agreement

This agreement shows when the client or company discloses any proprietary or confidential information to the service provider or contractor. It legally binds and outlines the terms and conditions relating to the confidentiality of the information, including the type of confidential information provided.

SAAS Agreement

Software as a service (SAAS) contract is the agreement wherein technology companies provide rights, limited or otherwise, to the second party to use or employ the software of the company for consideration.

Advisory Agreement

A company and a hired advisor use a legal contract known as an advisor agreement. The parties' expectations and obligations are outlined in the legal agreements, along with the advisor's role and responsibilities, salary, confidentiality, and work assignment.

Franchise Agreement

The franchise agreement is a contract that gives one party (the franchisor) to another party (the franchisee) the right to operate a business by selling goods or services in accordance with a particular system or marketing strategy that is primarily decided, controlled, or recommended by the franchisor. The company is strongly associated to a certain brand, advertising, or commercial symbol that the franchisor owns, uses, has a license for, or specifies. Before beginning and/or continuing the business, the franchisee must pay the franchisor a compensation (franchisee fee/royalty). We can help you by drafting all necessary legal documents if you are interested in purchasing a franchise outlet or looking to expand your business by opening a franchise.