A franchise agreement is a legal contract between a Franchisor (the parent company) and a Franchisee (the individual or entity purchasing the rights to operate the franchise). …
Supply& Distribute Agreements are normally used when one company (”Supplier/ Principal”) agrees to provide goods or services to another company (“Distributor”), and the distributor, in turn, sells those products to …
Embarking on the journey of establishing a new business can be exhilarating yet simultaneously daunting, as various aspects such as fundraising, strategic planning, operations, and financial management come …
Shares are units of ownership in any company—the most common two types of shares, ordinary and preference. Ordinary shares allow the holder to vote at annual general meetings. In contrast, …
A non-compete agreement (NCA) is a contract between an employee and employer. It prohibits the employee from working in a similar role for a competitor in a …
A rolling tenancy agreement is a month-to-month contract between a landlord and a tenant. This type of contract allows for a greater degree of flexibility for both parties, as it …
Without a doubt, the protection of intellectual property rights is extremely important for any business. As a matter of fact, in the UK and Europe, intellectual property rights …
There are advantages and disadvantages to both court clauses and arbitration clauses. In a court clause, the parties agree that any future disputes will be resolved through litigation in a …
An agreement differs from a contract in that it doesn’t necessarily have to be in writing. Contracts, on the other hand, must always be in writing, and they must be …
The main difference between sale and agreement to sell is that when the buyer takes delivery of the goods, it is a sale. However, an agreement to sell is an …
