Service agreements & outsourcing

This Service Contract is for a contractor to work on for improving website performance to be completed ASAP. There is an 'intended term' but no penalties are incurred by either party for failure to meet the intended deadlines. After the end of the intended term either party may end the contract by providing notice. There is an 'absolute term' (which could be a year after the intended term but needs to be there in case of significant lack of progress) which causes a finalisation of this contract and a new contract (if desired by both parties). There is a contract sum and three settlements.

This Service Contract is for a management consultant to work on a major management planning or decision making project to be completed by a given time (the 'term') and to be paid for a given number of hours within that term. The contract requires an initial payment to get the job under way and has a 'backout clause' which 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.

An on-site service agreement for a computer system or a network in the State of Tasmania, in return for an annual service fee. Smaller system, no penalties. Australian legal agreement.

An agreement between a company and a contractor in the State of Tasmania for an outsourced manufacturing process where the product is supplied by the company, worked on by the contractor and then delivered back to the company. It contains commitments to schedules, times and pricing, and talks about performance targets, responsibility for loss in delivery, indemnities for quality and warranties of final product.

This is basically two contracts in one. This Service Contract is for a website design company that provides a complete service, including hosting the Client's website and additional services related to design and improving the Client's website and services. Additional Services are conducted under the Terms found in L-3154. The contract contains specific Terms of Engagement related to hosting and specific clauses related to website design, trademark and copyright and suggested appendices detail the web design process and what completion is intended at each settlement.

An agreement between a supplier of manufactured goods (the 'principal') and a seller ('the agent') in the State of Victoria that creates an exclusive agency within a given territory for a given period and provides for a continuation of the exclusive agency, so long as the agent continues to meet the requirements of the agreement. It includes mention of a limited warranty agreement between the customer and the supplier and outlines the agent's role in setting up this agreement.

A Software Licensing Agreement for the transfer under licence of intellectual property in the form of software and related documentation in the Australian Capital Territory where the transfer is temporary for a period in which the Service Provider provides both the license and software support. It includes an agreement for signing by the Service Provider and the Customer, a non-transferable, non-exclusive software licence and a warranty limited as far as possible plus the terms of support.

An on-site service agreement for a computer system or a network in the State of New South Wales, in return for an annual service fee. Smaller system, no penalties. Australian legal agreement.

A Software Licensing Agreement for the transfer under licence of intellectual property in the form of software and related documentation in the State of Victoria where the transfer is temporary for a period in which the Service Provider provides both the license and software support. It includes an agreement for signing by the Service Provider and the Customer, a non-transferable, non-exclusive software licence and a warranty limited as far as possible plus the terms of support.

An agreement between a company and a contractor in the Northern Territory for an outsourced manufacturing process where the product is supplied by the company, worked on by the contractor and then delivered back to the company. It contains commitments to schedules, times and pricing, and talks about performance targets, responsibility for loss in delivery, indemnities for quality and warranties of final product.