OEM supply and white-label agreement
An OEM agreement is a purchase contract in which the buyer sells the goods under its own name, and the mistake that costs the buyer most is assuming that because it did not make the product it cannot be liable for it, when the Consumer Protection Act 2019 says the opposite.
- 7 pages
- 87
- Word and PDF
- 14 September 2026
What it covers
- 1OEM supply and white-label agreementSale of Goods Act 1930 · Chapter VI, Consumer Protection Act 2019 · Designs Act 2000
Read the opening
The first part of the format, as it downloads. Blanks are highlighted.
OEM SUPPLY AGREEMENT
THIS OEM SUPPLY AGREEMENT is made at [Place of signing the agreement] 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 buyer], a company incorporated under the Companies Act 2013 bearing CIN [CIN], having its registered office at [full address], PAN [Buyer's PAN] and GSTIN [Buyer's GSTIN], acting through [Buyer's signatory: name and designation], hereinafter referred to as the “Buyer”, of the ONE PART;
And
2. [Name of the manufacturer], a [constitution], having its registered office at [Manufacturer's registered office address] and its manufacturing works at [full address of the works], PAN [Manufacturer's PAN], GSTIN [Manufacturer's GSTIN] and Udyam Registration Number [number, if any], acting through [Manufacturer's signatory: name and designation], hereinafter referred to as the “Manufacturer”, of the OTHER PART.
Whereas