IN THIS LESSON
Before you start reviewing, check whether the target company is supplying (customer) or buying goods and/or services (supplier).
This checklist provides a checklist of the key legal and commercial aspects of a customer contract where the target company is supplying goods and/or services to a customer.
Overview and agreement details
Identify the parties involved (and their relationship, if any)
Specify the nature of the agreement (customer and/or supply contract)
Commercial details
Indicates whether there is a minimum contractual quantity the Customer agreed to purchase
Approximate annual contract value or pricing (revenue)
Clarifies whether the target Company is the exclusive supplier or not
Term and termination rights
Outlines the initial term of the contract
Identifies an option to extend the term for an additional term
Notes whether the Customer has the right to terminate the contract early
Transfer restrictions
Identify any transfer restrictions or assignment restrictions or restrictions on a change of control of the target company
Liability regime
Whether the target company indemnifies the other party and in what circumstances
Whether the target company’s liability is limited and if there are any exclusions from this limit (where the liability is unlimited)
Whether the target company is liable for consequential loss
Security
Whether the target company is required to provide security
Miscellaneous
Identify the governing law
Any other onerous or unusual provisions identified