SALES & CUSTOMER CONTRACTS

Master Services Agreement (MSA)

Use when you will provide services to a client over months or years across several projects. Sign the MSA once, then agree each project in a short Statement of Work (SOW) that sits under it.

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First party (your business) *

First party entity type

First party registered address *

First party signatory & designation *

Second party *

Second party entity type

Second party address *

Second party signatory & designation *

Nature of services *

Fees *

Credit period (days from acceptance, max 45) *Section 15 of the MSMED Act caps the agreed period at 45 days when the supplier is a micro or small enterprise. Higher values are capped at 45 in the document.

Your Udyam number (if registered)Lets the document invoke your MSMED Act payment protections.

Term (months) *

Termination notice (days) *

Liability cap (months of fees)

Place *

Date *

Courts / seat of arbitration (city) *

Laws this relies on

Indian Contract Act, 1872Governs formation, performance and breach of the agreement.
MSMED Act, 2006 · Sections 15–16Payment to a micro/small supplier within the agreed period (max 45 days from acceptance); compound interest at 3 × Bank Rate if late.
Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 · Section 7A written arbitration clause is a binding arbitration agreement.
CGST Act, 2017GST is charged in addition to the fees on a valid tax invoice.

How to execute

Print on non-judicial stamp paper of the value your state requires (or e-stamp), then sign with witnesses.

Print on non-judicial stamp paper or an e-stamp certificate of the value prescribed by the Stamp Act of the state where it is signed — stamp duty varies by state. Both parties should initial every page and sign before two witnesses.

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This is a general template, not legal advice. Laws, stamp duty and procedures vary by state and change over time — have a qualified advocate review it for your facts before signing or sending.