Format pack, 2 formats · FV07-B12

Bailment, Pledge and Agency

Bailment, pledge and agency are the three relationships that arise from handing over goods or authority without handing over ownership, and the recurring error is an arrangement labelled “distribution” that is in law an agency, with the tax, title and liability consequences that follow.

Length
5 pages
Blanks to fill
76
Files
Word and PDF
Law stated to
14 September 2026

The 2 formats inside

  1. 1Agency appointment, core clausesss.182-238, Indian Contract Act 187233 blanksOn its own₹149
  2. 2Acknowledgement of goods held on bailment, equipment on loan or consignment stockss.148-171, Indian Contract Act 187243 blanksOn its own₹149

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The first part of “Agency appointment, core clauses”, as it downloads. Blanks are highlighted.

APPOINTMENT OF AGENT: CORE CLAUSES

1. Appointment and character of the relationship. The Principal appoints [Name of the Agent] as its [Option A — non-exclusive] / [Option B — sole and exclusive] agent for the solicitation of orders for the Products in the Territory, and the Agent accepts the appointment. The Agent acts at all times as an agent of the Principal and not as a buyer, distributor or reseller. Title to and risk in the Products shall remain with the Principal until property passes to the customer under the Principal’s contract of sale, and shall at no time vest in the Agent. The Agent shall not describe itself as a distributor or as a party to any contract of sale.

2. Territory and Products. “Territory” means [the States of ____]. “Products” means the goods listed in Schedule [Schedule number listing the Products], as amended by the Principal on [Days' notice to amend the Products] days’ notice. The Agent shall not solicit orders outside the Territory, and shall refer to the Principal any enquiry received from outside it. [Where the appointment is exclusive, consider the effect of s.3(4) of the Competition Act 2002 on exclusive distribution and refusal to deal; see F.5.]

14 more paragraphs and tables follow in the full format.

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