What is a work-for-hire clause?

A work-for-hire clause specifies that all work product created by the vendor under the agreement is owned by the client. Without this clause, the vendor may retain IP rights under the Copyright Act 1957.

Should vendor agreements be stamped?

Vendor agreements should be stamped as per the applicable state stamp duty law. In most states, agreements for services above a certain value require stamping to be admissible as evidence in court.

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Vendor / Service Agreement

Legally sound vendor or service provider agreement for B2B engagements under the Indian Contract Act 1872, covering deliverables, payment, IP, and liability.

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What's Included

Vendor Agreement Drafting

SLA Definition

IP Ownership Clause

Liability & Indemnity

Termination Provisions

How It Works

Scope of Work Definition

Define scope of services, deliverables, timelines, and acceptance criteria.

Agreement Drafting

Draft vendor/service agreement covering: scope, payment terms, IP ownership, confidentiality, warranties, liability cap, indemnity, and termination.

SLA Drafting

Draft Service Level Agreement (SLA) with performance metrics, penalties for breach, and escalation matrix.

IP Clause

Clarify IP ownership: work-for-hire (IP belongs to client) or licensed IP (vendor retains ownership, grants license).

Execution

Execute agreement. Stamp as per applicable state stamp duty laws if consideration exceeds threshold.

Documents Required

Scope of work or proposal documentRequired

Details of both parties (company registration, GST)Required

Payment terms agreedRequired

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