Partnership Deed/LLP Agreements
Partnership is a very common business format where two or more people can join hands to run a business & share profit or loss from that business. Limited Liability Partnership (Commonly referred as LLP) is a new concept introduced vide Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008. For forming LLP, the LLP Agreement is required to be executed among the partners. Though it is not legally mandatory to have a written partnership agreement to start a partnership business; still having a written partnership agreement is extremely important to avoid the possibility of conflicts in business. Even in case of partnership among close friends and relatives, the written agreements are highly recommended as the level of mutual trust and equations may change but the legal written documents will never change.
Partnership deed contains many provisions related to admission of partner, profit sharing, dissolution, retirement which need to be drafted as per mutual understanding. It also needs to be ensured that all partners get a fair deal according to their capital and effort contribution. Further provision should be there to minimize future disagreement between the partner by covering maximum possible provisions and resolutions in case of conflict of interest
We at AAP consulting Private Limited provide the expert’s services for drafting the comprehensive partnership/ LLP agreement so that your partnership business may run smoothly or in case you are signing any partnership deed you may consult our legal experts before signing to avoid any legal
Rent Agreement/Lease Deed
Before taking or giving any premises for rent/lease an agreement has to be executed between the owner and the tenant/lessee. The agreements are to be drafted for both commercial as well as residential properties. These agreements need to be drafted even in case the Business entity is using any of the founder’s place for business purpose. Generally, rent agreement is made for the period of 11 months or below; whereas, the lease deed is entered for letting out a property for more than 12 months.
Though it is not legally mandatory to have a written agreement before giving or taking any premises on rent/lease; however, having a written agreement is very important to avoid the possibility of conflicts in future.
Legal Notices
Despite taking all the due care, sometimes we land into such situation where we have to take legal assistance to prevent our rights. In our day to day business activity we may encounter many situations where we have to send legal notices to defend our rights- such as for recovery of dues, for vacation of any property, for claiming damages, for breach of contract etc. An effectively drafted legal notice may serve the purpose and may resolve the issue at an early stage.
Website Legal Documents
If you have a website or want to have one it has be legally corrected and comply with the provisions of Information Technology Act, 2000. Following are the basic areas where full proof legal drafting is required
- Website Terms and Conditions
- Website Privacy Policy
- Website Disclaimer Policy
Website Terms & Conditions is a legal document that details the terms and conditions that the user must abide by while using a website or e-commerce platform or mobile application. Website terms and conditions agreement usually provides terms of use of the website or mobile application, details of trademark or copyright rights, disclaimer of liability, acceptable use clause, details to be provided as per the Information Technology Act, 2000 and applicable jurisdiction in case of dispute
Website privacy policy is a statement or a legal document that discloses some or all of the ways a party (the website) gathers, uses, discloses and manages a customer or client’s data. In India, the Information Technology Rules require a body corporate to provide a privacy policy for handling of or dealing in personal information, making the privacy policy a must-have for all websites
A website disclaimer is a legal notice that limits or attempt to limit the liabilities that a website owner or publisher may suffer arising out of the website. This website disclaimer format can be used by any website or blog or ecommerce store. The website disclaimer must be displayed on the website in a prominent place at the footer of the website
Other legal drafting
In day to day business activities there may be various requirements for execution of legal documents such as – Vendor/Contactor Agreement, Service Agreement, Refund Policy, Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Appointment Letters etc. Such documents shall be drafted very carefully covering all the possible aspects and shall be self-explanatory to avoid any confusion.