Nobody wants to get embroiled in a contract dispute. It is essential that when entering into any contract the correct advice is given to minimise any damage to you or your business.
Here are helpful tips that you should consider when drafting an Agreement/Contract for a customer.
The agreement should be in writing
Keep it simple and ensure you write clearly. Poorly drafted agreements can lead to ambiguity, misinterpretation, and disputes
The agreement should include price and payment terms
The agreement should clearly define the goods and/ or services to be provided
The agreement should include the duration of the contract
The agreement should include limitation and exclusion of liability terms
The agreement should include relevant warranties regarding the quality of the goods or that the services are provided with reasonable skill and care
The agreement should include governing law and jurisdiction clause and also a notice
The agreement should include details of how to terminate the agreement
The agreement should be signed by all parties
