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Commonly asked questions on Supply of Goods Agreements.
A Supply of Goods Agreement is an essential document that sets expectations between buyers and suppliers, formalises the business relationship, and ensures that all parties are protected.
1. What are Supply of Goods Agreements?
The agreement outlines the rights, responsibilities, and expectations of both parties and includes aspects such as pricing, payment methods, delivery timeframes, warranties, and dispute resolution procedures.
A Supply of Goods Agreement can come from the supplier or buyer side, depending on the context.
2. Why are Supply of Goods Agreements important?
- Provide clarity and transparency
- Help prevent misunderstandings and disputes
- Protect your business interests
- Limit liability
- Establish credibility and trust between parties
- Ensure compliance with legal requirements
- Set clear expectations
- Establish supply continuity
3. Can I use a template for Supply of Goods Agreements?
An online template may be cost-efficient, but it is unlikely that it contains terms relevant to your circumstances, making it redundant if you do end up in a dispute. It may also not be up-to-date with industry standards or UK legislation.
Consulting with a commercial solicitor to draft or review your agreement will prevent potential issues down the line and ensure you’re protected in all eventualities.
If you decide to use a template and then ask a solicitor to check it, they may need to rewrite it.
4. Do I need a solicitor if one party submits a request for variation?
Whether you need a solicitor to review a variation request depends on the level of variation requested and how it will impact your business.
A solicitor can review the variation request, carry out an analysis with you and help with negotiations if needed.
If the stakes are high, it’s advisable to seek assistance from a commercial solicitor as they can mitigate risks.
5. What are the key stages of drafting or reviewing Supply of Goods Agreements?
- Initial discussions to understand the details of your matter
- Outlining any specific clauses that you would like added
- Drafting the terms and conditions
- Making any adjustments to cover risks
- Finalising the terms
- Implementation
- Reviews
Depending on your matter, a typical review of your Supply of Goods Agreement will involve:
- Initial consultation to understand the details
- Outlining any potential implications of the current agreement
- Tailoring any terms and conditions specific to your business
- Making any necessary adjustments
If you need A supply of Goods Agreement drafted or reviewed by a solicitor, we can help. Just give us a call on 0203 007 5500.
6. How long does it take to draft a Supply of Goods Agreement?
The time required to draft a Supply of Goods Agreement can vary significantly due to the many varying factors.
Your solicitor will give you a time estimate upon further discussions of your matter.
7. How much will it cost to draft or review a Supply of Goods Agreement?
The cost of a draft or review depends on the complexity of the business relationship, the type of goods and services supplied, the length of the document, and the revisions required.
Once you have outlined your needs with our solicitors, we can provide a fee estimate.
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