Non-disclosure Agreement
3 ready-to-use formats: Mutual non-disclosure agreement; One-way non-disclosure agreement, disclosure to a prospective investor or buyer; Employee and contractor confidentiality undertaking.
- 9 pages
- 80
- Word and PDF
- 14 September 2026
The 3 formats inside
- 1Mutual non-disclosure agreementIndian Contract Act 1872 · Specific Relief Act 1963
- 2One-way non-disclosure agreement, disclosure to a prospective investor or buyersigned by the recipient and returned
- 3Employee and contractor confidentiality undertakingshort form, taken at joining
Read the opening
The first part of “Mutual non-disclosure agreement”, as it downloads. Blanks are highlighted.
MUTUAL NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT
THIS MUTUAL NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT is made at [Place where the agreement is made] on this [Day of the month the agreement is made] day of [Month the agreement is made], [Year the agreement is made].
Between
1. [Name of the first party], a [company incorporated under the Companies Act 2013 / limited liability partnership / partnership firm], having its registered office at [First Party's registered office address], bearing [First Party's CIN or LLPIN] and Permanent Account Number [First Party's PAN], acting through [First Party's authorised signatory name], [First Party's signatory designation], duly authorised by a resolution passed on [Date of First Party's authorising resolution], hereinafter referred to as the “First Party”, of the ONE PART;
And
2. [Name of the second party], a [company / LLP / firm], having its registered office at [Second Party's registered office address], bearing [Second Party's CIN or LLPIN] and Permanent Account Number [Second Party's PAN], acting through [Second Party's authorised signatory name], [Second Party's signatory designation], duly authorised by a resolution passed on [Date of Second Party's authorising resolution], hereinafter referred to as the “Second Party”, of the OTHER PART.
Each of the First Party and the Second Party is referred to as a “Party”; in relation to any disclosure, the Party making it is the “Discloser” and the Party receiving it is the “Recipient”.
Whereas
A. The Parties wish to explore [a possible commercial arrangement relating to ... / a possible investment by the Second Party in the First Party / a possible joint bid for ...] (the “Purpose”).
B. For that Purpose each Party may disclose to the other information which is confidential and proprietary to it.