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Contract Review

A clause-by-clause review of a contract you have been asked to sign, highlighting the risks, the missing protections and the changes worth asking for.

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Overview

You receive the contract back with comments and suggested redlines on the points that matter — payment and termination rights, liability and indemnities, intellectual property, exclusivity, restrictive covenants and dispute resolution — with a short note explaining each concern in plain language.

The review is done from your side of the deal. Where a clause is standard and acceptable, we say so, so that you can focus negotiation on what actually needs to change.

What's included

  • check_circle Clause-by-clause review from your side of the deal
  • check_circle Suggested redlines on clauses that need to change
  • check_circle Plain-language note on the key risks
  • check_circle Check of enforceability under Indian law

What we'll need

  • 01Your role in the deal and what matters most to you
  • 02Any points already agreed with the other side
  • 03Your deadline for signing
  • attach_file Contract to review

Common use cases

  • Customer or vendor contracts sent by the other side
  • Employment or consultancy agreements
  • Leases and licence agreements

How it works

  1. 01

    Tell us the details

    A short form and any documents we need.

  2. 02

    Pay securely

    A verified professional picks up your request.

  3. 03

    Track & receive

    Follow progress and get your documents in your dashboard.

Common questions

Are non-compete clauses enforceable in India?

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Restraints that apply after a contract ends are generally void under Section 27 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872. Restrictions during the term of the contract, and limited restrictions on the seller of a business's goodwill, are usually upheld. The review flags clauses that are unlikely to be enforced.

What will I receive?

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The contract with comments and suggested redlines, and a short note summarising the key risks and the changes to ask for.