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Almost none know what is in them.

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Supplier Agreement.pdf9 pages · scanned
1 year · cl 7.1
90 days notice · cl 7.1
clause 14.4 twice
no notices clause
17 dates found · 1 thing missing · 3 contradictions
A date or deadline Not in the document Contradicts itself
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What you get back

  • Every clock in the agreement. Renewal dates, notice windows, restraint periods, payment terms — with the clause each one comes from. These are the dates nobody has in a calendar.
  • What is not there. Checked against what an Australian agreement normally carries: notices, governing law, jurisdiction, assignment and novation, variation, entire agreement, breach and termination, execution, definitions and interpretation, and privacy obligations under the Privacy Act 1988.
  • Where the document argues with itself. Terms used but never defined, two clauses with the same number, a cross-reference to a clause that does not exist, a blank nobody filled in.
  • Questions worth asking your lawyer or the other side.

What it is not

  • It does not tell you whether a clause is fair, reasonable or risky. That is a judgement about your position, and it belongs to you and your lawyer.
  • It does not tell you whether to sign.
  • It is not legal advice, and it is not a substitute for a lawyer. It is there so you know what to ask one.

Saying a contract is risky helps nobody. Saying its survival clause runs from an “Effective Date” the document never defines is something you can act on this afternoon.

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The clocks in this agreement

Initial term1 year, from the Effective Date — clause 7.1
Notice to stop automatic renewal30 days before the term ends — clause 7.1
Minimum term before termination6 months — clause 7.1
Data destroyed after termination30 days — clause 7.3(c)
Balance payment period18 months, Nov 2025 – Apr 2027 — price schedule

Normally present, not in this document

Address for service of noticesNo address nominated for notices, so service of a demand or originating process could be disputed.

Where the document contradicts itself

“Effective Date”Used in clauses 6.1, 7.1 and 14.1.1, but never defined anywhere.
Signature blockDate and place left blank.
“The purchase order”Referred to in five clauses and not attached.

Every line above came out of a real signed agreement of ours. We ran it on our own paperwork first, and it found four things we did not know were wrong with our own template.

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