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Special Resolution for Change of Company Name
More than a template. A practical guide to changing a Nigerian company’s name properly. A name change needs a valid members’ resolution, CAC approval and a clean transition across the company’s records. This document gives you the guide and two ready-to-adapt forms: Form A for a general meeting, and Form B for a private company whose members all sign. Built for lawyers and company secretaries who want it recorded correctly the first time.
White Label and Reseller Agreement
More than a template. A practical guide to structuring a white label and reseller relationship properly. A white label and reseller agreement has to work within rules most agreements don’t answer to: How far can the reseller go in presenting the product as its own? Who actually owns the intellectual property once it’s rebranded and resold? What happens to existing customers if the arrangement ends? This Lavelle resource gives you a professionally structured White Label and Reseller Agreement between a Provider and a Reseller, alongside practical guidance on when it can be used, what it should achieve, and how the key clauses work together. You’ll get useful context around provisions such as appointment and exclusivity, white label branding, intellectual property and trademark licensing, indemnification, and termination, helping you tailor the agreement to the specific provider and reseller, within Nigerian commercial law. You’re not just getting a template. You’re getting the context to understand it and the guidance to put it to work.
Vehicle Purchase Agreement (Instalment Sale)
More than a template. A practical guide to structuring an instalment vehicle sale properly. Selling a vehicle on instalments creates a gap that a simple sale doesn’t have: the buyer has possession before the seller has been paid in full. Everything that matters in this kind of agreement — who owns the vehicle, who bears the risk, what happens on default — exists to manage that gap properly, rather than leave it to chance. This Lavelle resource gives you a professionally structured, ready-to-customise instalment vehicle purchase agreement, together with practical guidance to help you use it effectively. You’ll discover how ownership is retained until full payment while risk passes on delivery, how the seller’s and buyer’s covenants on maintenance and insurance are structured, how default and recovery of the vehicle are handled lawfully, and how the guarantor’s obligations back up the buyer’s payments. The accompanying guidance also walks you through the purpose of the key provisions — why ownership and risk are deliberately split, why forfeiting every payment on default can be challenged as a penalty, why recovering the vehicle has to be done by lawful means — so you understand what each part is designed to achieve before you adapt it. So you are not simply getting a document to fill in. You are getting a resource that helps you move from an informal instalment arrangement to a properly structured sale that protects both seller and buyer. With this resource, you can: Identify whether this agreement fits the instalment sale you’re documenting. Understand how ownership, risk and default provisions work together. Understand the purpose of the key provisions before customising them. Identify the areas that need to be adapted — the price, instalment schedule, and the treatment of payments on default. Structure the guarantee and recovery process clearly from the outset. Approach the drafting process with greater clarity rather than starting from a blank document. The goal is simple: give you more than a document. Give you the context and practical understanding to use it well.
Share Sale Agreement
More than a template. A practical guide to structuring a share sale properly. Selling part of a private company is more than agreeing a number and a percentage. The agreement has to identify exactly which shares are changing hands, fix the point at which title and risk actually pass, and make sure the conditions standing between signing and completion — board approval, pre-emption waivers, regulatory consent — are dealt with rather than assumed. This Lavelle resource gives you a professionally structured, ready-to-customise share sale agreement, together with practical guidance to help you use it effectively. You’ll discover how the sale shares and price are defined precisely, how staged payment and conditions precedent are structured, how completion and post-completion filings are sequenced, and how warranties and termination protect both seller and purchaser. The accompanying guidance also walks you through the purpose of the key provisions — why the shares need to be described by number and percentage rather than a loose fraction, why title and risk pass at completion and not on first payment, what the conditions precedent schedule is actually there to catch — so you understand what each part is designed to achieve before you adapt it. So you are not simply getting a document to fill in. You are getting a resource that helps you move from an agreed sale in principle to a properly sequenced, conditional transaction. With this resource, you can: Identify whether this agreement fits the share transaction you’re documenting. Understand how price, conditions precedent and completion work together. Understand the purpose of the key provisions before customising them. Identify the areas that need to be adapted — the shares sold, the price, conditions precedent and warranties. Structure completion and post-completion filings clearly. Approach the drafting process with greater clarity rather than starting from a blank document. The goal is simple: give you more than a document. Give you the context and practical understanding to use it well.
Prenuptial Agreement
More than a template. A practical guide to structuring a prenuptial agreement properly. A prenuptial agreement is only as strong as the process behind it. A document signed without disclosure, without separate advice, or without a clear line between what it can and cannot achieve is exactly the kind of agreement that gets challenged later — often at the moment it matters most. This Lavelle resource gives you a professionally structured, ready-to-customise prenuptial agreement, together with practical guidance to help you use it effectively. You’ll discover how separate and shared property are distinguished, how disclosure and independent advice are meant to be evidenced, how the agreement positions itself alongside the court’s own statutory powers, and how children, waivers and succession are handled without overstepping what a private agreement can actually bind. The accompanying guidance also walks you through the purpose of the key provisions — why full disclosure and separate advice are the main protection against a later challenge, why the agreement asks the court to give effect to it rather than trying to exclude the court’s jurisdiction, why child maintenance can never be waived — so you understand what each part is designed to achieve before you adapt it. So you are not simply getting a document to fill in. You are getting a resource that helps you move from a couple’s intentions to a properly evidenced, considered written agreement. With this resource, you can: Identify whether a prenuptial agreement fits the couple’s circumstances. Understand how separate property, shared property and the court’s powers work together. Understand the purpose of the key provisions before customising them. Identify the areas that need to be adapted — disclosure, shared property shares, and the treatment of children and succession. Structure waivers and their limits clearly and carefully. Approach the drafting process with greater clarity rather than starting from a blank document. The goal is simple: give you more than a document. Give you the context and practical understanding to use it well.
Retainer Agreement for Legal Services
More than a template. A practical guide to structuring a client engagement properly. The retainer letter is where most fee disputes are either prevented or planted. A scope that’s too vague, a fee structure that isn’t tied to a real milestone, or silence on how the engagement ends all turn into disagreements later — usually at the worst possible moment in the relationship. This Lavelle resource gives you a professionally structured, ready-to-customise retainer agreement, together with practical guidance to help you use it effectively. You’ll discover how the scope of services is meant to be defined for a specific matter or a general retainer, how staged fees and expenses are structured, how conflicts, confidentiality and anti-money laundering checks fit together, and how termination and file retention are handled at the end of the engagement. The accompanying guidance also walks you through the purpose of the key provisions — why vague scope is the most common source of fee disputes, what the no-guarantee-of-results clause is actually protecting, why the initial payment trigger needs to be a specific milestone and not an open period — so you understand what each part is designed to achieve before you adapt it. So you are not simply getting a document to fill in. You are getting a resource that helps you move from a client instruction to a clearly scoped, properly costed engagement. With this resource, you can: Identify whether a specific-matter or a general retainer fits the engagement you’re documenting. Understand how scope, fees and client obligations work together. Understand the purpose of the key provisions before customising them. Identify the areas that need to be adapted — scope, fee structure, responsible counsel and file retention. Structure staged payments, expenses and termination rights clearly. Approach the drafting process with greater clarity rather than starting from a blank document. The goal is simple: give you more than a document. Give you the context and practical understanding to use it well.
Private Loan Agreement
More than a template. A practical guide to documenting a private loan properly. Money changes hands between friends, family and colleagues all the time without anything in writing, until repayment becomes a disagreement. A loan agreement’s real value isn’t the signature at the bottom; it’s forcing the lender and borrower to agree, upfront, on the amount, the purpose, the repayment terms and what happens if something goes wrong. This Lavelle resource gives you a professionally structured, ready-to-customise private loan agreement, together with practical guidance to help you use it effectively. You’ll discover how disbursement and purpose are recorded, how interest and repayment options are structured, how events of default and their consequences work, and how currency, compliance and cross-border considerations are addressed when lender and borrower are in different countries. The accompanying guidance also walks you through the purpose of the key provisions, why the purpose clause exists beyond stating the obvious, what the lawful-use restriction is actually protecting against, why the repayment date needs to be fixed rather than tied to an uncertain event so you understand what each part is designed to achieve before you adapt it. So you are not simply getting a document to fill in. You are getting a resource that helps you move from a verbal lending arrangement to a clear, enforceable record of the terms. With this resource, you can: Identify whether a private loan agreement fits the arrangement you’re documenting. Understand how disbursement, interest and repayment provisions work together. Understand the purpose of the key provisions before customising them. Identify the areas that need to be adapted — the principal, interest rate, repayment terms and any security. Structure default and its consequences clearly from the outset. Approach the drafting process with greater clarity rather than starting from a blank document. The goal is simple: give you more than a document. Give you the context and practical understanding to use it well.
Representation Contract Between Football Agent and Player
More than a template. A practical guide to structuring an agent-player relationship properly. A representation contract sits inside a regulatory framework that most commercial agreements don’t have to answer to. Term limits, fee caps, consent rules and licensing requirements aren’t optional extras — they’re the conditions the contract has to be built around from the first clause, not bolted on afterwards. This Lavelle resource gives you a professionally structured, ready-to-customise representation contract, together with practical guidance to help you use it effectively. You’ll discover how the appointment and exclusivity provisions work, how the fee and term provisions are built to sit within the FIFA Football Agent Regulations, how conflicts of interest and consent are handled, and how termination, minors and disputes are addressed within the football governance framework. The accompanying guidance also walks you through the purpose of the key provisions — why the term can’t renew automatically, what the consent requirement in the conflicts clause is actually protecting against, why the Agents Chamber and the national association each have their own role in disputes — so you understand what each part is designed to achieve before you adapt it. So you are not simply getting a document to fill in. You are getting a resource that helps you move from an agent-player understanding to a contract that will actually be recognised within the regulatory system. With this resource, you can: Identify whether this contract fits the representation arrangement you’re documenting. Understand how term, fee and consent provisions are meant to work within the regulations. Understand the purpose of the key provisions before customising them. Identify the areas that need to be adapted — the services, the fee, and the provisions for players under 18. Structure disclosure, lodgement and dispute resolution clearly from the outset. Approach the drafting process with greater clarity rather than starting from a blank document. The goal is simple: give you more than a document. Give you the context and practical understanding to use it well.
Wordpress Developer Employment Contract
More than a template. A practical guide to hiring a WordPress developer properly. A WordPress developer’s employment contract has to work within rules most agreements don’t answer to: What notice period does the law actually require? Who owns the code the moment it’s written? What happens to confidential access and credentials once the developer leaves? This Lavelle resource gives you a professionally structured Contract of Employment between an employer and a WordPress developer, alongside practical guidance on when it can be used, what it should achieve, and how the key clauses work together. You’ll get useful context around provisions such as duties, remuneration, confidentiality, intellectual property, and termination, helping you tailor the contract to the specific employer and developer, within Nigerian employment law. You’re not just getting a template. You’re getting the context to understand it and the guidance to put it to work.
Deed of Assignment (Apartment Unit)
More than a template. A practical guide to transferring title to a unit properly. Selling one apartment in a building on shared land raises questions a standard house sale doesn't: Whose title is actually being relied on? Who owns the common areas? Who is responsible for getting the Governor's consent? This Lavelle resource gives you a professionally structured Deed of Assignment for an apartment unit, alongside practical guidance on when it can be used, what it should achieve, and how the key clauses work together. You'll get useful context around provisions such as the chain of title, exclusive ownership of the unit, common areas, Governor's consent, and the assignor's covenants, helping you tailor the deed to the specific property and parties. You're not just getting a template. You're getting the context to understand it and the guidance to put it to work.
Non-Disclosure Agreement
More than a template. A practical guide to protecting information properly. Before a deal takes shape, both sides usually start sharing sensitive information: What exactly is covered? What can be disclosed, and to whom? What happens to that information if talks don't go anywhere? This Lavelle resource gives you a professionally structured mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement, alongside practical guidance on when it can be used, what it should achieve, and how the key clauses work together. You'll get useful context around provisions such as the scope of confidential information, permitted disclosures, injunctive relief and survival, helping you tailor the agreement to the specific discussions at hand. You're not just getting a template. You're getting the context to understand it and the guidance to put it to work.
Collection API Agreement
More than a template. A practical guide to structuring a merchant collection relationship properly. When a provider gives a merchant access to accept payments, the real questions sit beneath the surface: Who carries a chargeback? What happens when a scheme fine lands? What can the provider do if a merchant turns out to be something other than what it declared? This Lavelle resource gives you a professionally structured Collection API Agreement, alongside practical guidance on when it can be used, what it should achieve, and how the key clauses work together. You'll get useful context around provisions such as settlement, chargebacks, reserves, excessive-merchant provisions and dispute rights, helping you tailor the agreement to the specific merchant relationship. You're not just getting a template. You're getting the context to understand it and the guidance to put it to work.
Payout API Service Agreement
More than a template. A practical guide to structuring a payout API relationship properly. When a payments business gives a client access to send money out on its behalf, easy questions get skipped: Who holds the client's funds, and on what terms? What happens if a payout goes wrong? Who carries the compliance risk? This Lavelle resource gives you a professionally structured Payout API Service Agreement, alongside practical guidance on when it can be used, what it should achieve, and how the key clauses work together. You'll get useful context around provisions such as the wallet and payout instructions, service levels, KYC and suspension rights, the FX undertaking, and liability, helping you tailor the agreement to the specific provider-client relationship. You're not just getting a template. You're getting the context to understand it and the guidance to put it to work.
Co-Founder Agreement
More than a template. A practical guide to structuring a founder relationship properly. When founders start building together, important questions can easily be left unanswered: Who owns what? Who makes key decisions? What happens when a founder leaves? This Lavelle resource gives you a professionally structured Co-Founder Agreement, alongside practical guidance on when it can be used, what it should achieve, and how the key clauses work together. You’ll get useful context around provisions such as shareholding, vesting, founder roles, decision-making, intellectual property and founder exits, helping you tailor the agreement to the specific founder relationship. You’re not just getting a template. You’re getting the context to understand it and the guidance to put it to work.
Standard Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Template
More than a template. A practical guide to structuring an understanding properly. An MOU is often the first formal document between parties who have agreed to work together, collaborate, settle a matter or move a proposed arrangement forward. But knowing that an MOU is needed is only the beginning. Knowing when to use one, what it should achieve and how to structure it properly is where the real value lies. This Lavelle resource gives you a professionally structured, ready-to-customise MOU template, together with practical guidance to help you use it effectively. You’ll discover the different situations in which an MOU can be useful, including business collaborations, partnerships, projects, service arrangements, institutional relationships, settlements and arrangements that will eventually lead to a more detailed agreement. The accompanying guidance also walks you through the purpose of the key provisions, helping you understand what each part of the MOU is designed to achieve and what should be considered when adapting it to a particular matter. So you are not simply getting a document to fill in. You are getting a resource that helps you move from an informal understanding to a clear, structured and purposeful written arrangement. With this resource, you can: * Identify whether an MOU is appropriate for the situation you are dealing with. * Understand the different ways an MOU can be used in practice. * Understand the purpose of the key provisions before customising them. * Identify the areas that need to be adapted to reflect the specific parties and arrangement. * Structure responsibilities, timelines, payments and other agreed terms clearly. * Approach the drafting process with greater clarity rather than starting from a blank document. The goal is simple: give you more than a document. Give you the context and practical understanding to use it well.
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