Our Distributor Agreements Bundle now available on Precedents Online

 

A distributorship (or dealership) is an agreement between two independent parties, the vendor and distributor.  The distributor has a contract to stock the vendor’s product.  The distributor will usually be required by the vendor to hold adequate stock and maintain their outlet premises and infrastructure in a way that will reflect well on the vendor’s product.  The distributor’s profit arises from the difference between the price at which they pay for the goods and the price at which they are able to sell the goods.

 

The Bundle Includes:

 

Agreement 1

A Distributor buys goods from manufacturer to a specified net value, and a specified range. Manufacturer agrees to give distributor rebates, discounts. Rules for dispatch, payment, no assignment by distributor, maintenance of stock.  – 9 pages long.

 

Agreement 2

When a Manufacturer in Australia appoints a Distributor Agent to supply and distribute in an overseas country with an exclusive concession of rights of sale. Incoterms 2000 provisions are incorporated by reference.  – 7 pages long.

 

Agreement 3

When a Principal appoints the Distributor as exclusive overseas Distributor for the territory. Distributor to hold adequate stocks to service demand. All orders to be referred to the distributor. Principal to arrange freight and insurance.

Distributor to send payment to principal in AUD. Principal may terminate exclusivity if sufficient sales are not achieved. Distributor to report full information to the Principal re market conditions, sales make, stock and inventory, and  to enable it to ensure that the Products meet local regulations relating to safety, labelling etc. Includes confidentiality 5 year restraint of trade clause. Schedule of products annexed.  – 18 pages long.

 Agreement 4

A short Distributor Agreement appointing independent sole distributor to sell a product within a specific territory. The appointment does not prevent the manufacturer from selling directly in the territory without any intervention by the distributor. The manufacturer reserves the right to terminate the agreement if sales targets.   5 pages long.

 

 

Also Includes: 

Full Commentary

Legal Document Drafting Booklet

 

 

Includes 10% tax

 

 

 

 

 

Includes GST

 

 

 

 

author:  kaldelegal.com.au

Written by Eric Kalde

Eric Kalde is the author of over 30 practice guides published through the leading Australian legal publishers Precedents Online. Lawyers all over Australia rely on Eric Kalde’s precedents and practice guides in their legal practice.