Agreement Contracting & sub-contracting

This Service Contract is for a contractor who works on a particular project to be completed by a given time (the 'term') and to be paid for a given number of hours within that term. It requires an initial payment to get the job under way and has a 'backout clause' which allows the Client to cancel within x days (the 'cancellation period'), but, after this date, both sides are committed to completing the job as agreed. For small jobs 100% is required up front. The contract makes specific reference only to federal law and therefore can be used in any State. This includes reference to

This agreement allows a contractor to engage a sub-contractor to provide "services only" on a contract for which (s)he is the head-contractor. All equipment needed to provide these services, and any materials and supplies related to the use of that equipment, is to be provided by the head-contractor. The agreement seeks to ensure that the sub-contractor is not considered to be an employee of the head-contractor. The head-contractor is indemnified by the sub-contractor but not for negligence of the head-contractor.

This Contract of Services is a contract for a company that engages another company as Contractor to provide part of that company's (the Outsourcer's) principal operations. The contract makes specific reference only to federal law and therefore can be used in any State. This includes reference to

This Service Contract is for a contractor who works regular hours like an employee and is paid a yearly fee, broken into monthly payments but who is not an employee. The contract seeks to make this clear by clearly limiting the number of days that the contractor can work in any calendar year, thereby ensuring that the contractor cannot be mistaken for a permanent part-timer. This contract makes specific reference only to federal law and therefore can be used in any State. These references include reference to

This Contract of Services is a contract for a Partnership that engages a Sole Trader as Contractor to provide part of that Partnership's (the Outsourcer's) principal operations. The contract makes specific reference only to federal law and therefore can be used in any State.

This Service Contract is for a contractor who works irregular hours and is paid a fee per hour, paid monthly on invoice. The contract seeks to make it clear that the contractor is not an employee by clearly limiting the number of days that the contractor can work in any calendar year, thereby ensuring that the contractor cannot be mistaken for a permanent part-timer or a casual employee. This contract makes specific reference only to federal law and therefore can be used in any State. These references include reference to

This is a simple agreement (deed) between residents/homeowners of the premises and a builder, where builder is a partnership. In the State of Queensland. Australian legal agreement.

• Partnership Act 1891 (QLD)

This Master Service Agreement allows the service provider and the customer to enter into a number of implied service contracts purely upon the issue of a detailed order form that does the work of describing basic information about the contract and what is to be included in the Schedules to the contract. The Order is prepared by a nominee of the customer and the Order is accepted and signed off by a nominee of the service provider. This saves the parties the trouble and cost and time of having to enter into an array of contracts, all of which will adopt the same form.

This Service Contract is for a contractor to work on a landscape design to go to tender, assist in awarding the tender, and assist in project management; initial services to be completed by a given time (the 'initial term') and to be paid by a set fee, followed by a percentage of the final contract sum following award of tender, a percentage that changes depending upon the complexity and size of the resultant contract.

This Service Contract is for a contractor to work on a project for improving website performance to be completed by a given time (the 'term') and to be paid for a given number of hours within that term. An initial payment is required to get the job under way and a 'backout clause' allows the Client to cancel within 30 days, but, after this date, both sides are committed to completing the job as agreed. For small jobs 100% is required up front.