An oral service contract is perhaps one of the oldest contracts in our society. But special norms defining this sphere of relations have appeared relatively recently. In general terms, a model contract for the provision of services assumes that one party (the performer) undertakes to provide a service at the request of the customer, and the customer undertakes to pay for such a service.
Instructions
Step 1
When preparing a contract for the provision of services, remember that it is drawn up in a simple written form. This means that, being drawn up in the form of a document, such an agreement should not be registered by state authorities or certified by a notary.
Step 2
At the beginning of the contract, indicate the place of its conclusion (name of the settlement), the time of conclusion (day, month and year), as well as the surnames, names and patronymics of the parties to the contract. If one or even both parties to the agreement act on behalf of a legal entity, indicate the positions of the persons signing this agreement and the name of the documents on the basis of which they act (the organization's charter, power of attorney, etc.).
Step 3
Next, write down the subject of the contract, namely the activity that must be performed by the performer. Indicate the rights and obligations of the parties and the responsibility that the parties will bear for violation of the obligations specified in the contract, or the legal rights of one of the parties.
Step 4
Provide in the contract a clause on extraordinary circumstances that may make the fulfillment of the contract impossible. Such force majeure circumstances can be natural disasters, riots and other actions of a third party, force majeure circumstances, etc.
Step 5
Carefully consider the issue of the terms and procedure for the execution of the contract. The deadlines must be real, which, first of all, the performer can competently determine. The point related to the customer's requirements for the quality of the service provided is also important. It is advisable to describe in detail the criteria that allow you to evaluate the quality side of the work performed. Of course, the contract cannot do without specifying the price of the contract and the procedure for settlements with the contractor.
Step 6
Highlight the procedure for accepting work or rendering a service as a separate item; indicate how the termination of the contract will be formalized. The usual practice is to draw up an act of acceptance and transfer. It will also not be superfluous to include in the contract the procedure for making claims and eliminating them, as well as ways of resolving disputes.
Step 7
The final part of the contract must contain information about the details of the parties. Put in the contract the names and initials of the persons signing the document, leave a place for affixing seals, if any.
