Document background
The Project Addendum is an essential document in Canadian business operations used when parties need to modify an existing project agreement without creating an entirely new contract. This document type is particularly relevant when project scope changes, timelines need adjustment, or additional deliverables are required. The Project Addendum must comply with Canadian contract law principles and may need to address both federal and provincial requirements depending on the project's nature and location. It typically includes detailed specifications of the modifications, updated timelines, revised financial terms, and any new obligations of the parties. This document is crucial for maintaining clear communication and legal protection while implementing project changes, and it ensures that all modifications are properly documented and enforceable under Canadian law.
