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Custom Contract Drafting

A contract drafted from scratch for an arrangement that does not fit a standard template — built around your deal, your risks and Indian law.

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Overview

We start from what you have agreed commercially — who does what, for how much, by when, and what happens if it goes wrong — and turn it into clear clauses on scope, payment, timelines, liability, confidentiality, termination and dispute resolution. The draft is written so that the other side can read it too, which makes it easier to sign.

Contracts in India are governed by the Indian Contract Act, 1872, and most need stamp duty under the state Stamp Act to be relied on as evidence, so the stamping and signing steps are set out with the draft.

What's included

check_circle First draft built from your commercial terms
check_circle Liability caps, indemnities and termination rights
check_circle Governing law and dispute resolution clause
check_circle Stamping and execution guidance
check_circle Your review and one round of revisions

What we'll need

01Names and roles of the parties
02Commercial terms you have agreed
03Any existing drafts, term sheets or emails
attach_file Identity proof
attach_file Existing drafts or term sheets (optional)

Common use cases

Collaborations and joint ventures
Licensing and distribution arrangements
One-off, high-value deals

How it works

01
Tell us the details
A short form and any documents we need.
02
Pay securely
A verified professional picks up your request.
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Track & receive
Follow progress and get your documents in your dashboard.

Common questions

Does a contract need to be stamped?

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Most agreements attract stamp duty under the state Stamp Act, and an unstamped or under-stamped agreement cannot be relied on as evidence until the duty and penalty are paid. The amount depends on the state and the type of agreement.

Is a digitally signed contract valid?

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Yes. Electronic signatures recognised under the Information Technology Act, 2000, such as Aadhaar eSign or a digital signature certificate, are valid for most contracts. A few documents — including wills, powers of attorney and contracts for the sale of immovable property — are excluded and need physical execution.

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