The contractual agreement is one of the most important documents drawn up by representatives of several companies to resolve various issues. In order to avoid any conflicts and disputes in the future, it is necessary to conclude an agreement in accordance with the current legislation.
Instructions
Step 1
Decide on the purpose of the agreement before entering into one. You must clearly understand what the agreement is aimed at. Consider, or rather, state on paper the results that can be achieved by the agreement you make. Make sure that they will not contradict your interests, limit you and other parties in the rights.
Step 2
Then determine the list and sequence of achieving all obligations under the contract. The main objective of this document is an agreement on the performance by two or more parties of any action within a certain time frame. All this must be precisely agreed upon between the participants in advance.
Step 3
Study the rules for drafting contracts and concluding agreements, which are set out in the second chapter of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation. Both an individual (private entrepreneur) and a legal entity (the owner of the enterprise or his legal representative) can participate in the drafting and signing of the agreement.
Step 4
Draw up a contract-agreement in accordance with its generally accepted structure. The document must include a preamble indicating the full name of each of the contracting parties, their representatives, as well as their official powers; subject of the agreement; conditions for the fulfillment of the agreement by each party the rights and obligations of the parties, as well as their details.
Step 5
Pay special attention to the preparation of such a section as the responsibility of the parties. In accordance with this section will resolve any disagreement arising between the parties to the agreement.
Step 6
Make sure that the document clearly identifies all material conditions, including the date of its commencement and fulfillment of obligations. Certify the agreement with the signature of each of the parties and the seal, if legal entities are involved. Each of the parties must have one copy of the document on hand.
