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Letter of Intent for Exclusive Distributor

The parties intend the distributor to have exclusive rights to distribute the products within a given territory, and a right of first refusal on additional territories.
The distributor will be an independent contractor, and not an employee or agent of the supplier.
The supplier will provide products of the highest quality, with all applicable warranties.
Target markets are identified.
The Letter of Intent itself is an agreement in principle, not a legal contract, and is not legally binding except as it relates to the negotiations between the parties, such as confidentiality provisions.
This template is generic, not country specific, and can be used anywhere.

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The public relations agency will devote at least a minimum specified number of hours each month exclusively to the client's account, and that minimum may be increased as required in order to perform the work.
The client will pay the agency a monthly retainer, plus an hourly rate for any time spent on the project over and above the contracted number of hours.
The agency will be responsible for all media communications, product demonstrations and market research involved in the client's public relations campaign.
The agency will NOT be involved in direct sales or technical consulting.
The letter of intent itself is not a legal contract, but rather it is a means of ensuring that both parties have the same understanding of the discussions between them prior to signing a legally binding contract.
The document template is not country-specific and can be used almost anywhere.

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The Letter of Intent is a good faith negotiation tool to finalize an R&D agreement between a research institution and a company seeking to fund a particular field of research.
Each party agrees to keep all of the other party's information confidential.
The company will fund the research in exchange for the opportunity to develop and produce marketable products.
The company will also acquire rights to the underlying intellectual property and patents.
The Letter of Intent is an agreement in principle, not a legal contract, and is not legally binding except as it relates to the negotiations.
This is a generic form which can be used anywhere.

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The Letter of Intent sets down in writing the points of agreement between the customer and the supplier for the purchase of computer hardware, software, peripherals and accessories.
The letter includes a schedule in which the equipment and quoted prices can be listed.
The Letter of Intent itself is not legally binding, but rather it is a means of ensuring that both parties have the same understanding of the provisions before executing a formal written contract.
This is a generic template which is not country specific and can be used anywhere. To access the file, add it to your cart, check out and pay for the form.
Available in MS Word format.

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Parties. The parties in the joint venture are (i) the developer of certain products and technology, and (ii) a manufacturer with an existing plant which will be redeveloped and retrofitted to produce the products in exchange for a royalty on each sale.
Management. The joint venturers plan to organize a limited liability company (LLC) to oversee and manage the operations, and the LLC will be managed by the plant owner.
Technology and Resources. The developer will license technology and intellectual property to the LLC, and will provide plant employees. Technological, process and design improvements will be owned by the LLC for its duration.
Confidentiality. The parties agree to keep all information confidential, and to continue to negotiate in good faith until either a definitive agreement is executed or the letter of intent expires.
This Letter of Intent for Manufacturing Joint Venture is a generic template which is not specific to any country or region.

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Parties. The parties to the proposed agreement are (ii) a supplier with a product which has potential commercial application and (ii) a developer which will develop, test, produce and distribute the product.
Obligations. The obligations of each party are set out with respect to costs and development of a working prototype.
Patents. The supplier will retain title to all patents on the product.
License. The supplier will grant the developer an exclusive worldwide license to sell the product.
Confidentiality. Mutual confidentiality undertakings.
This Letter of Intent for Exclusive Supply and Development Agreement is generic (not country specific) and fully editable to fit your particular circumstances.

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