Contract Drafting & Vetting
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Commercial, Employment & Transactional Contracts
Contract drafting and vetting relates to preparation and review of agreements to define rightsand obligations, allocate risks, and structure dispute-resolution mechanisms, aligned withapplicable law and compliance requirements. Professional work under this head may involvecommercial as well as personal documentation, including service arrangements, supply andvendor contracts, leases and licences, employment/consultancy documentation, partnershipdeeds, founders’ arrangements, and allied instruments, depending on the facts and requirements.
Work typically includes structuring contractual terms; drafting, revising, and reviewingagreements, notices, and ancillary documents; and ensuring internal consistency of definitions,representations, covenants, and obligations. Specific attention is ordinarily given to clausesrelating to termination, indemnity, limitation of liability, notice mechanics, confidentiality, anddispute resolution (including jurisdiction, arbitration seat/venue and escalation clauses), asapplicable. Where relevant, stamping, registration, and procedural compliance requirementsare also addressed in accordance with the applicable framework. The approach remainsoriented towards clarity, legal enforceability, and reduction of avoidable ambiguity.
Key Statutory Framework (Illustrative)
- Indian Contract Act, 1872
- Specific Relief Act, 1963
- Registration Act, 1908 / applicable Stamp laws
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