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These boilerplate agreement clauses can be used in most types of legal agreements and contracts. The clauses include the following:

1. amendments to the contract,
2. severability of articles and clauses,
3. contra proferentum,
4. counterpart signatures,
5. interpretation provisions (ordinary usage, gender, singular or plural),
6. English language clause (for Canadian contracts - it includes the French translation of the clause),
7. entire agreement clause,
8. inurement (binding effect),
9. force majeure,
10. further assurances,
11. governing law,
12. headings,
13. schedules incorporated by reference,
14. independent contractor clause,
15. independent legal advice provision,
16. joint and several obligations,
17. method of giving notices,
18. arbitration clauses for several countries,
19. supercession of agreement,
20. supplementary agreement,
21. limited time for performance,
22. time of the essence,
23. right to injunction,
24. prevailing party clause (for US contracts),
25. no waiver unless in writing.

Every person who prepares legal contracts should have a copy of these miscellaneous contract provisions handy. Buy and download the file for your precedent library.

These optional Price Quote provisions can be added to a Manufacturing Agreement, to provide for the following items:

• The price quote is based on current costs of materials and labor.
• Cancellation costs, taxes and levies will be paid by the customer.
• The customer indemnifies the manufacturer against losses or damages.
• Provisions for dealing with damaged or defective goods.
• Prices are subject to change.
• Shipping and delivery dates.
• Billing and payment methods.

These Price Quote Provisions for Manufacturing Agreement are generic (not country-specific) and can be used almost anywhere.

Add these provisions to your Asset Purchase and Sale Agreement to provide for management of the business by the purchaser in the period prior to the closing.

• The purchaser will take over managing the business between the effective date of the Asset Purchase Agreement and the closing date.
• The provisions set out the particulars of how the business is to be operated, and what the purchaser's responsibilities are.
• Accounts receivable remain the property of the vendor (seller), and the vendor is responsible for invoicing and collecting the receivables.
• The Asset Purchase Provisions for Management by Purchaser can be used as a means to smoothly transition the business operations from the seller to the buyer without interruption.
• Available in MS Word format.

Make sure your online visitors understand the conditions governing their purchase of your products or services by adding this Terms of Use to your merchant website.

• The merchant has the right to limit provision of goods and/or services in certain jurisdictions, if required by law.
• Goods and services are provided as is, without warranty.
• The merchant is not liable for losses or damages from the purchase of any products or services.
• The merchant does not endorse third party products or services available through the site.
• The template is provided in MS Word format, which can be converted to html for posting online.

Add these clauses into your lease or rental agreement for a tenant who qualifies as a low-income tenant under Section 42 of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code.

• The Tenant is responsible for providing information required by the Landlord to obtain tax benefits.
• The Tenant is to inform the Landlord about any change in student status, employment status or other information.
• Student tenants are to provide a parental or sponsor guaranty.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only for tenancies within the United States.

Download a free Arbitration Clause for Canadian agreements and contracts.

• The clause provides that the arbitration will be governed by the current Rules of Procedure for Commercial Arbitration of the ADR Institute of Canada, Inc.
• This free Arbitration Clause is for use in contracts which will be governed by Canadian law.
• Available in MS Word format.