📃 Letter of Intent
A letter of intent is a document that establishes the intent of the parties to enter into a contract. It sets forth the material terms and conditions of the proposed agreement, and is used to gauge the willingness of the parties to move forward with the transaction. A letter of intent is not a binding contract, but may be used as evidence of the parties' intent in the event of a dispute.
📑 Letter before action
A Letter before Action ("LBA") is a formal demand for payment or other action before commencement of legal proceedings. It is generally the last step before commencing litigation and is often seen as a precursor to issuing a claim. The purpose of an LBA is to give the recipient an opportunity to satisfy the demand, without incurring the cost and risk of litigation.
📃 Invoice
A invoice is a document that outlines the goods or services that have been provided by a business to a customer, and the corresponding cost of those goods or services. In the context of the law, a invoice can be used as evidence in a legal dispute to help prove that a business has provided goods or services to a customer, and how much the customer owes for those goods or services.
💵 Loan note certificate
A loan note certificate is a document that outlines the terms of a loan between a borrower and a lender. It includes information such as the loan amount, interest rate, repayment schedule, and any collateral that has been pledged. The loan note certificate is a legally binding document and helps to protect both the borrower and the lender in the event of a dispute.
🔖 JCT building contract
A jct building contract is a contract between a builder and a client that sets out the terms and conditions under which the builder will carry out building work. The contract will cover matters such as the price, the scope of work, the schedule of work, and the terms and conditions under which the work will be carried out. The contract will also set out the rights and responsibilities of both parties, and will provide a mechanism for resolving disputes.
🏰 Line of junction notice
A line of junction notice is a notice that is served on the owners of adjoining land when it is proposed to carry out works on or near the boundary between the two properties. The notice sets out the proposed works and the owner's right to object to them.
👤 Letter of claim
A letter of claim is a formal letter sent to an individual or organization in order to request compensation for a loss or injury. The letter should outline the facts of the case and the amount of money that is being sought. In most cases, a letter of claim will be the first step in the legal process.
🧑⚖️ IP license agreement
A license agreement is a legally binding contract between two parties, in which one party grants the other party the right to use their intellectual property. The agreement sets out the terms and conditions of the license, including how the intellectual property can be used and for what purpose.
🖨️ IP checklist
A ip checklist is a list of all the intellectual property that a company owns. This includes patents, trademarks, and copyrights. The checklist is used to make sure that the company is not infringing on any other company's intellectual property.
🖊️ Letter of credit
A letter of credit is a document that a bank or financial institution issues to a buyer of goods or services. The letter of credit states that the issuer will pay the seller a specified amount of money if the buyer does not pay for the goods or services. The letter of credit protects the seller from non-payment by the buyer.
🖊️ Legal due diligence request list
A due diligence request list is a document that outlines the specific information and documents that a company must provide in order to demonstrate compliance with the law. The list typically includes items such as licenses, permits, and other legal filings.
🏚️ Lease report
A lease report covers all aspects of the law pertaining to leasing agreements between landlords and tenants. This includes the negotiation and drafting of the lease agreement, as well as any disputes that may arise during the course of the lease.
🏡 Licence to change use
A licence to change use is a legal document that allows the holder to change the use of a piece of land or property. The licence may specify certain conditions that must be met in order for the change to take place, such as obtaining planning permission from the local authority.
⚖️ Letter before claim response
A Letter before claim response is a formal response to a letter of claim that has been sent to a potential debtor. The purpose of the letter is to provide the debtor with an opportunity to respond to the claim and make any representations that they may have before any further action is taken. The letter must be served within a certain time frame and must comply with the requirements of the relevant legislation.
🖥️ IT and communication systems policy
A it and communication systems policy covers the acceptable use of information technology and communication systems within an organization. This includes specifying how these systems should be used, and how they should not be used. The policy may also include rules about data storage, communication security, and other related topics.
🏡 JCT management building contract guide 2016
A JCT Management Building Contract Guide 2016 is a legal document that covers the details of a building contract between a contractor and a client. It includes information on the rights and responsibilities of both parties, as well as the terms and conditions of the contract. This guide can help to ensure that both parties understand their obligations under the contract and can help to avoid any disputes that may arise.
⛪ Licence to underlet
A licence to underlet is a permission granted by a landlord to a tenant, allowing the tenant to sublet all or part of the property they are renting. The tenant must get the landlord's permission before subletting, and the landlord can refuse permission if they have a good reason. The tenant is still responsible for paying the rent and complying with the terms of the original tenancy agreement.
✒️ Joint bidding agreement
A joint bidding agreement is an agreement between two or more potential bidders on a project or contract in which they agree to submit a joint bid. The agreement may cover aspects such as price, terms, and conditions of the bid. Joint bidding agreements are used in many industries, but are most common in construction and engineering.
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