Franchise Agreement
Fees, royalty, territory and brand standards, clearly agreed.
Lending or borrowing money? A clear loan agreement records the amount, interest, repayment and security, so both sides know where they stand.
Whether it is a friendly loan between individuals, a loan from a director to a company or a business loan between firms, a written loan agreement avoids disputes about how much was lent, on what terms and when it is due. It is also strong evidence if recovery is ever needed.
| Clause | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Amount and disbursement | How and when the money is paid |
| Interest | Rate, calculation and payment dates – or that the loan is interest-free |
| Repayment | Instalments or a lump sum, prepayment rights |
| Security | Mortgage, pledge, post-dated cheques or a personal guarantee |
| Default | Events of default, penal interest and recovery rights |
| Dispute resolution | Jurisdiction or arbitration |
Our lawyers draft the agreement for your situation and advise on stamp duty in your state. If a loan goes unpaid, we can send a legal notice. For cheque defaults, see cheque bounce case.
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Share the parties and loan terms.
Lawyer drafts the loan agreement.
Two rounds of revisions.
Stamping and signing guidance.
Yes. A loan agreement does not usually need registration, but it must be properly stamped as per state law.
Yes, and it is a good idea – a simple agreement avoids misunderstandings later.
Yes. It can provide for property, shares, a guarantor or post-dated cheques as security.
Fees, royalty, territory and brand standards, clearly agreed.
Contributions, control and profit sharing between businesses.
Clear scope, payments, IP and liability for service deals.
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