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Corporate and Commercial Matters

Overview

Our firm delivers targeted legal advisory and drafting services to support clients in navigating corporate structures and commercial partnerships. Whether you’re forming a new business entity or entering into a strategic commercial arrangement, our Corporate and Commercial Services are tailored to safeguard interests, ensure compliance, and promote long-term operational clarity.

Scope of Corporate Services

Shareholder Agreement

        • Defining rights, responsibilities, and exit strategies among shareholders
        • Structuring voting mechanisms and dispute resolution protocols
        • Aligning with Companies Act 2016 requirements and corporate governance norms

Share Sale Agreements

        • Drafting agreements for equity transfers in private and public entities
        • Managing representations, warranties, and post-sale obligations
        • Coordinating due diligence and regulatory filing

Partnership Agreements

        • Establishing terms for business collaboration and profit-sharing
        • Defining roles, liabilities, and termination clauses
        • Ensuring compliance with the Partnership Act 1961 or Limited Liability Partnership Act 2012

Other Corporate-Related Agreements

        • Director service contracts
        • Company constitution amendments
        • Memorandum of understanding (MOUs) for strategic expansions

Scope of Commercial Services

Distributorship & Dealership Agreements

        • Structuring exclusive or non-exclusive distribution frameworks
        • Addressing territory rights, performance metrics, and termination rights

Joint Ventures & Collaboration Agreements

        • Establishing governance models, contribution plans, and shared IP clauses
        • Navigating financial obligations and tax implication

Licensing Agreements

        • Drafting terms for technology, brand, or process licenses
        • Addressing royalties, scope of use, renewal rights, and breach remedies

Custom Commercial Contracts

        • Tailored drafting for non-standard commercial arrangements
        • Strategic review of third-party contracts and negotiations

Common Questions for commercial and corporates

Frequently asked questions

Yes. A shareholder agreement protects both parties by clearly defining decision-making power, dispute mechanisms, and exit options. It complements the company constitution and provides additional clarity.

A partnership agreement establishes a shared business entity, while a joint venture is often a limited collaboration for a specific project or objective. The legal and tax implications differ significantly

Absolutely. Licensing agreements are recognized under the Contracts Act 1950 and relevant IP legislation. We ensure clauses are clear and enforceable to protect proprietary rights.

We structure contracts based on the governing law clause, industry-specific regulations, and cross-border compliance requirements, including anti-corruption and competition rules where applicable.

Essential inputs include organizational structure, shareholder or partner details, financial contributions, governance policies, and intended commercial outcomes. We guide clients through a checklist to streamline the process.