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Companies typically use MOUs to establish partnerships.
MOUs are the first steps towards a legal contract and is non-binding in nature. It states the responsibilities of each party to an agreement before the official contract is drafted.
A template MoU that is used in businesses globally has been provided. It is detailed and covers all the important aspects of an MoU such as:
• The purpose
• Co-operation by the parties and relationship
• Resources to be provided
• Roles and responsibilities of the parties
• Costs
• Commercial arrangements
• Intellectual property rights
• Commencement and termination
• Confidentiality
• Liability
• General
• Anti-corruption
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Source: Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Word (DOCX) Document, Corporate Finance 101
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