Put your business agreements in writing, drafted by an advocate

No. Vibence is not a law firm and does not give legal opinions itself. Legal services listed on this page are provided by independent advocates in the Vibence partner network. Vibence helps you find a suitable advocate, coordinates documents and keeps you updated. Advice and representation come from the advocate. No outcome in any legal matter is guaranteed.

Common documents include service agreements, client and vendor contracts, consultancy agreements, non-disclosure agreements, partnership and co-founder agreements, rent agreements, wills and affidavits. Some documents also need to be notarised. If your requirement is unusual, share the details and the advocate will confirm whether it fits within the drafting plan or needs a separate quote.

Many agreements must be stamped under the stamp law of the state where they are signed. The amount depends on the type of document and sometimes on its value. An unstamped or under-stamped agreement may not be admissible as evidence until the duty and any penalty are paid. The advocate will guide you on the stamp duty that applies.

Agreement drafting through Vibence costs ₹1999 plus GST for one agreement, will, notarised document or affidavit prepared by an advocate from the partner network. A standalone consultation is available for ₹699. Stamp duty and notary charges are extra. Long or complex agreements may need a separate quote, which will be shared before work starts.

Under Indian contract law many verbal agreements can be valid. Proving their terms during a dispute is difficult, however, because it often comes down to one person's word against another's. Certain documents must be in writing and some must be registered. A written agreement records the terms clearly and makes them easier to enforce.