Professionally Drafted Agreements for Indian Businesses
From NDAs to Shareholder Agreements — every contract is drafted by qualified lawyers, compliant with Indian law, and customised to your specific situation. No templates. No guesswork.
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Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
Protect confidential business information shared with employees, vendors, or partners.
An NDA (also called a Confidentiality Agreement) legally prevents the other party from disclosing your trade secrets, client lists, business strategies, or proprietary technology. Essential before any business discussion with a potential partner, investor, or vendor.
- Sharing product ideas with investors
- Hiring freelancers or vendors
- Joint venture discussions
- Employee onboarding
Employment Agreement
Comprehensive appointment letter and employment contract for full-time or part-time employees.
A well-drafted employment agreement sets out compensation, role, working hours, leave policy, IP assignment, non-compete, and termination terms. Protects both employer and employee and ensures compliance with applicable labour laws.
- Hiring employees or managers
- Fixed-term or project-based employment
- Key management personnel
- Remote or hybrid workforce
Service / Consultancy Agreement
Govern engagements with freelancers, consultants, agencies, or service providers.
Defines scope of work, deliverables, timelines, payment terms, IP ownership, and liability limits. Critical for any ongoing or project-based service engagement to avoid disputes over what was agreed.
- Hiring a freelancer or agency
- IT or software development contracts
- Marketing or PR retainers
- Professional service engagements
Rent / Lease Agreement
Residential or commercial lease agreements compliant with state-specific Rent Control Acts.
Covers rent amount, deposit, tenure, lock-in period, maintenance, and termination rights. For commercial properties, includes fit-out rights, subletting restrictions, and escalation clauses. Drafted to protect landlord interests while being fair to tenants.
- Residential flat or house rental
- Commercial office or shop lease
- Warehouse or factory lease
- Co-working space agreements
Partnership Deed
Formalise a partnership firm under the Indian Partnership Act, 1932.
A Partnership Deed defines profit-sharing ratios, capital contributions, management rights, admission of new partners, and dissolution procedures. Required for registration of the firm and legally binding on all partners.
- Starting a partnership firm
- Adding or removing a partner
- Restructuring profit sharing
- Converting to LLP or company
Shareholder Agreement
Govern relationships between shareholders and protect minority interests in a company.
A Shareholder Agreement supplements the Articles of Association and governs voting rights, dividend policy, share transfer restrictions (right of first refusal, tag-along, drag-along), anti-dilution provisions, and exit mechanisms. Essential for any company with multiple investors or co-founders.
- Startup fundraising rounds
- Private equity or angel investment
- Family-owned companies
- Joint venture companies
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
Document the intent to collaborate before entering a binding contract.
An MOU captures the agreed terms of a proposed arrangement before the parties are ready to sign a final binding contract. While typically non-binding, it creates a framework for negotiations and demonstrates good faith. Commonly used in government dealings, B2B partnerships, and institutional collaborations.
- Pre-contract negotiations
- Government or PSU tie-ups
- Academic or research collaborations
- Distribution or channel partnerships
Co-founder Agreement
Establish clear roles, equity split, vesting, and exit terms between startup co-founders.
One of the most overlooked but critical documents for any startup. A Co-founder Agreement addresses equity allocation, vesting schedules (typically 4 years with a 1-year cliff), roles, IP assignment, and what happens if a co-founder leaves. Prevents costly disputes that destroy startups.
- New startup formation
- Adding a technical or business co-founder
- Before raising a seed round
- When roles and responsibilities are being defined
Vendor / Supplier Agreement
Govern procurement, supply terms, quality standards, and payment with your vendors.
A Vendor Agreement protects your business by defining product specifications, delivery schedules, payment terms, warranty, liability, and dispute resolution with suppliers. Essential for businesses with regular procurement or manufacturing dependencies.
- Raw material procurement
- Third-party manufacturing (contract manufacturing)
- IT or cloud service vendors
- Logistics or warehousing partners
Website Terms, Privacy Policy & Cookie Policy
Legally required policies for any website or mobile app operating in India.
Under the IT Act, 2000 and the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, any website or app collecting user data must have a Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Failure to have these exposes you to regulatory penalties. We draft DPDP-compliant, industry-specific policies.
- E-commerce websites or apps
- SaaS products
- Fintech or healthtech platforms
- Any website with user registration or contact forms
Power of Attorney (General / Special)
Authorise a trusted person to act on your behalf for specific or general legal and financial matters.
A Power of Attorney (POA) grants authority to another person (attorney-in-fact) to act on your behalf. A General POA covers broad acts; a Special POA is limited to specific transactions like property sale, bank dealings, or government filings. Must be notarised and may require registration.
- NRI property transactions in India
- Authorising a representative for court or government matters
- Business authorisation for signing contracts
- Banking or financial transactions
Franchise Agreement
License your brand, business system, and intellectual property to a franchisee.
A Franchise Agreement governs the relationship between the franchisor and franchisee — covering license fees, territory rights, quality control, training obligations, IP use, and termination. India does not have a dedicated franchise law; agreements are governed by the Indian Contract Act and IP laws.
- Food & beverage franchise expansion
- Retail or service chain licensing
- Education franchise networks
- Single-unit or master franchise structures
Why Professionally Drafted Agreements Matter
Generic templates found online are often unenforceable or missing clauses critical for Indian law.
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