# Precedents Online -ALL legal documents

An agreement (deed) between a supplier of IT goods and services ('the principal') and a seller ('the agent') who operates as a "scouter" in the Northern Territory that allows the agent to sell three types of contract (goods and services contracts) to the customer on behalf of the principal for a commission, the principal having all the expertise and the principal to do all the work. The customer thinks he/she is dealing with the principal. It removes all warranty considerations from the agent and indemnifies the agent from all considerations arising from supply.

Ten standard agreements.

This simple agreement for the sale of goodwill in an established business by a Partnership to a Company includes business names, addresses on the Internet and associated intellectual property, in addition to the normal stock in trade, fixtures and fittings, plant, trade utensils, implements, licences and quotas, etc.

This is a formal confidentiality agreement (or non-disclosure agreement) used by a party in Australia to give important information to a second party in another country to allow that second party to evaluate and quote their participation in (for example) the manufacturing process, seeking to protect the information from being given to a third party. This is a generic format between a "Disclosing Party" and a "Recipient Party" and either party can be a person, a sole trader, a partnership or a company or an assigned authority for a company under Instrument of Delegation.

Normally a criminal solicitor's job starts with an initial face to face interview with the new client. However, if the solicitor or the client are in a hurry, or afraid of missing some important details, the client might ensure that the available time is used to maximum benefit, by recording in writing some details the solicitor might need to know sooner rather than later. This document, can be called a briefing or 'confidential written instructions'.

A print out version for use by the Trustees upon set up. (S-6024)

Instrument of delegation by the Issuer's Board of Directors under s.198D of

A supply agreement between an agent who is acting for a principal in staging an event and a supplier for a good/service/venue considered fundamental and crucial to the staging of the event. A seven day back out clause gives rise to 28 days in which the agreement cannot be changed by either party except for an "Act of God" (or force majeure).

An example last will and testament for an Australian single man.

This simple agreement for the sale of goodwill in an established business by a Sole Trader to a Company includes business names, addresses on the Internet and associated intellectual property, in addition to the normal stock in trade, fixtures and fittings, plant, trade utensils, implements, licences and quotas, etc. Australian legal agreement (any state)