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NON DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT
A Non-disclosure Agreement (NDA), which is also referred to as Confidentiality Agreement, is an agreement that protects sensitive and proprietary information pertaining to the business and prevents the person from leaking out such information to any third party.
Businesses can enter into such NDAs with their employees, consultants, partners, suppliers, intermediaries, software developers and clients. The idea behind this is very simple, i.e. to prevent any such person who has access to the sensitive information of the business, from leaking out such information to any third party.
Depending upon the circumstances, an NDA can be mutual as well as unilateral.
How it works?
Define confidential scope
Specify what information needs protection, parties involved, and duration of confidentiality.
NDA drafting
Our lawyer drafts the NDA with non-compete, non-solicitation, and remedies for breach clauses.
Review & negotiation
Review the NDA terms, negotiate between parties, and finalize the agreement.
Execution ready
Final NDA delivered on stamp paper — ready for signing by all parties.
Contents of a NDA
- Meaning of confidential information
- Scope of the confidential information
- Standard exceptions to confidentiality information
- Obligation of the parties
- Remedies available in case of disclosure of confidential information
- Return or deletion of confidentiality information
- Duration for which the information has to be kept confidential
Laws governing the NDA in India
The law which governs the NDA in India is as follows:
- The Indian Contract Act, 1872
Why Legitax
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Deliverables
Our standard deliverables for every document drafting includes:
- Talk-Time with the Lawyer for drafting/reviewing the Agreement
- First draft of the documents will be delivered to you within a maximum of 2 working days
- Post-delivery of the first draft – 2 Iterations per Document to incorporate your suggestions/changes


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Frequently asked questions
A business contains a lot of sensitive information pertaining to the business plan, product, service, marketing strategy, etc. If this information gets leaked to the competitors, it can cause a substantial amount of loss to the business. Therefore, it is pertinent to enter into an NDA with anyone with whom the business shares any sensitive information.
An NDA should be entered with co-founders, employee, consultant, supplier, distributor, intermediary, investor, etc. with whom any sensitive information pertaining to the company is shared.
There is no difference between a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) and a confidentiality agreement. The title of these documents are sometimes used interchangeably. Non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements both protect confidential information from being shared with third parties. Both these Agreements serve the same legal function.
Yes, you must. However, in case you're entering into an employment agreement with an employee or a consultancy agreement with a consultant, you may just include an NDA clause in such Agreements, and there would not be any need to enter into a separate Agreement for this purpose.
Yes, you should, as in the due diligence process, you would need to share much sensitive information with such an investor. You must enter into an NDA or include a binding NDA clause in the Term Sheet signed with such investor.