Civil law guarantees the parties freedom of contract. According to this principle, it is possible to conclude an agreement with the customer for the performance of any type of service. The main thing is that the terms of the contract do not contradict the laws in force.
Instructions
Step 1
As a general rule, an order is drawn up by concluding a service agreement. Such an agreement is understood as an agreement between the customer and the contractor, according to which the latter must perform a certain task (services), and the customer undertakes to pay for them.
Step 2
Any civil contract will have no legal force if the parties do not agree on its essential terms. In our case, such a condition will be its subject. Without its approval, the contract is invalid, i.e. not entailing any legal consequences for the parties. The subject of an agreement on the provision can be both the commission of certain actions (or activities), and the provision of a certain type of assistance. It can be any informational, consulting, audit and other types of services.
Step 3
No less important in such transactions are the issues of payment (procedure and amount of payments), terms of order execution, the form of reports on the work performed, etc. In order to avoid disputable situations that may arise between the parties in the future, it is advisable to prescribe everything necessary in the contract as concretely as possible.
Step 4
It is impossible to ignore the issues of liability associated with violation of the contract. They are regulated by articles of the Civil Code, which regulate the liability of the parties under a work contract. The customer must pay for the services that were performed under the contract. If the contractor cannot complete the customer's task through his fault, he must make the agreed payment in full (unless otherwise provided by the contract). The customer, having paid the contractor for all the costs incurred by him, may refuse to execute the contract at any time. Subject to reimbursement of the customer's losses, the contractor may also refuse to fulfill the contract.
Step 5
After the procedure for agreeing on all the necessary conditions, you can safely conclude an agreement. It must be drawn up in writing in two copies (a single document signed by both parties). In the event that a legal entity (represented by its head) acts as one of the parties to the agreement, it, in addition to the signatures of the participants, must be sealed with the seal of this organization.
