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A vendor agreement is a legal, written contract outlining the terms and conditions by which a vendor will service the client with goods or services. In essence, it specifies the who, what, when and how of the relationship.
A vendor can be a single supplier or a registered company, and usually the vendor agreement will lay out the details of the scope of work, pricing, time of delivery, location of service and duties of each party. For example, if a catering company agrees to supply services for a corporate function, the vendor agreement will signal what was agreed to concerning the menu, when the items will be delivered, the price, and any cancellation terms.
If you are an entrepreneur or business owner, creating a vendor agreement every time a new engagement is made is not just a legal exercise for protection, but is intended to ensure both parties are clear regarding their obligations, responsibility and options if things do not go as planned. In Indian terms, it reduces uncertainty, and more importantly, shows that you intended to create a contract to do something, in the event you disagree later.
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When it comes to drafting a vendor agreement, it’s quite a bit more than just filling in a template. The drafting process is quite a bit more structured, guided by both legal and commercial considerations. Generally, the process unfolds like this:
Preliminary Meeting with a Lawyer
The process begins when a business owner or vendor approaches a lawyer or legal consultant. A seasoned lawyer will first want to understand the nature of the transaction, the business model, and the industry-specific risks. The importance of this cannot be understated, as developing the vendor agreement for an IT outsourcing firm is quite different from developing it for a supplier in construction.
Determining the Objective and Key Terms
Once discussions with both parties had occurred, the lawyer will note the commercial expectations. In other words, they will note the scope of the supply, pricing models, delivery times, tax implications, etc. The objective in this phase is to align doctrinal legal enforceability with practical business considerations.
Preparing Draft Agreement
Based on the discussions, the lawyer will prepare the first draft. This draft will typically include the standard clauses – payment, indemnity, termination, confidentiality, dispute resolution – but it will also include these industry-specific clauses. The first draft is typically just a negotiation tool at first.
Review and Changes
Each party reviews the draft in their own time. Any issues: timelines, penalties, exit clauses, etc. are raised and discussed with each party commenting in turn facilitated by a neutral professional lawyer who will ensure that the changes agreed are incorporated into the draft.
Finalisation and Signing of the Agreement
After all revisions have been agreed, the final draft is prepared and signed by each party in the presence of each other. depending on the arrangement this may be electronic (signed digitally under the Information Technology Act, 2000) or physically in the presence of witnesses.
Generally, the total time for the whole process will take about three to five business days although if there are complex negotiations this may extend further.
As a best practice, businesses should avoid copying boilerplate agreements from the internet. Each vendor agreement should address the specific inherent risk, tax obligation, and legal protection relevant to whatever trade it is applicable to.
Common Drafting Mistakes to Avoid:
Vendor agreements are a crucial component to running a successful business within India’s complex regulation, as contracts that are drafted properly will protect interests, ensure compliance, and help create healthy business relationships.
The investment to have a professional draft legal agreements would typically pay for itself in lower costs of disputes and improved vendor performance, while also providing the additional benefit of regulations that are already complicated to comply with. With the move to digitize business processes and regular changes to regulations within India, well-drafted vendor agreements will be a vital part of any organization’s sustainability plan for growth.
When a business makes an initial investment of ₹10,000 for vendor agreements drafted by a professional, they will save approximately ₹2.5 lakhs in the cost of regulating them and allow for smoother operating business activities.
Most vendor agreements do not need to be registered. However, if a vendor agreement is valued over ₹100, stamp duty must be paid. Registration is advisable for high-value long term contracts with possible better legal enforceability.
This is subject to the terms of the contract. Most vendor agreements will require notice of termination (30-90 days) for convenience termination. If there is a material breach of contract, insolvency or any of the other events identified in the agreement, you may be able to terminate immediately.
Either provide for automatic price revision clauses say based on the wholesale price index (WPI) or consumer price index (CPI), or set out the annual percentage increases (or years) or the review of pricing as at certain intervals.
A properly drafted agreement will set out specific remedies (ie. liquidated damages). Liquidated damages claims will typically be a percentage of the price (for example 0.5% to 2% of the total price for each week of delay with a cap of 10% or 20% of the contract value). There may also be excessive delay which constitutes a basis to terminate the contract.
While it may be true that verbal agreements are valid as a matter of law, they are difficult to prove and thus enforce. Verbal agreements are less preferable. Written agreements have the benefit of providing a more reliable record of the basis of the agreement (the terms) and may significantly increase the likelihood of enforceability in case of disputes.