Legal contract (corporate level)

The Memorandum of Understanding is a record of an agreement between two or more equals that have agreed to cooperate in order to achieve certain objectives; these "equals" could be, for example, different divisions of the same Company or two or more different companies. It is similar to a partnership agreement but in the case of the Memorandum of Understanding there is no attempt to build a separate legal entity; it is simply a way of getting the two entities to work together.

Internal SLA - Kick start - Specs agreement signoff & commencement

• Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)

This Deed or Memorandum of Understanding is between a company and another company

An agreement between the supplier and the recipient of supply to allow the recipient to create tax invoices instead of the supplier as allowed for by the ATO tax determinations and

• A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (Cth)

Australian legal agreement.

This Deed or Memorandum of Understanding is between a company and a partnership who have decided to co-operate in a new project; the basic contract of a 'joint venture' operation. This deed agrees on eight principles of co-operation and makes the initial decisions that gets the joint venture under way. It describes individual and joint responsibilities of each of the parties to the agreement.

This Memorandum of Understanding is designed for a company and a person who have had a "meeting of the minds" and have decided to formally record this with a legal agreement. This agreement is usually called a "political" memorandum of understanding, because in such places as the UN such agreements arising from a meeting are very common, but this format could be used for any purpose where a meeting of the minds needs to be formally written down. This template is just the "bare bones"; the basic structure into which you can write any agreed terms.