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💵 Vct qualifying holding assurance application
A VCT qualifying holding assurance application is an application for a written assurance from HMRC that a particular shareholding in a company qualifies for relief under the Venture Capital Trusts (VCT) regime. The VCT regime provides tax reliefs for investors in qualifying companies. In order to qualify for relief, investors must hold their shares for a minimum of five years. The application for a VCT qualifying holding assurance is made by the company in which the investor holds their shares. The company must be registered with HMRC in order to make the application.
💻 Website terms of use
A website terms of use is a contract between the website and the user that sets out the rules the user must follow when using the website. The terms of use will cover things like what the user can and cannot do on the website, and will also include a disclaimer of liability from the website.
🗞️ Validation order witness statement
A validation order witness statement is a document that is used in order to validate a particular order that has been made by a court. This statement is used in order to prove that the order is legitimate and that it has been made in accordance with the law. The witness statement will cover the details of the order, as well as the reasons why the order is necessary.
⚖️ Unlawful deductions claim
An unlawful deductions claim is a claim made to an employment tribunal to recover money that an employer has unlawfully deducted from an employee's wages. The law surrounding unlawful deductions claims is governed by the Employment Rights Act 1996.
📑 TUPE transfer notice
A Tupe transfer notice is a document that is used to inform an employee that their place of employment is being transferred to another employer. The notice must be given to the employee at least 28 days before the transfer takes place. The notice must contain information about the transfer, the new employer, and the employee's rights during and after the transfer.
💵 TUPE letter
"A TUPE letter is a letter from the outgoing business planning to transfer employees into a new business as part of a TUPE transfer. The letter provides information on measures the incoming employer plans to take after the transfer that may affect employees. Common changes which could be outlined include the job role itself, working hours, and/or place of work. It should be noted that a TUPE letter does not constitute a contract of employment, yet it can be used as evidence in a relevant employment tribunal.
🖱️ Website design agreement
A website design agreement is a contract between a web designer and a client that outlines the scope of work, timeline, deliverables, and cost. The agreement should also include a provision for ownership of the final product and any intellectual property. This agreement protects both the designer and the client by clearly defining the expectations and terms of the project.
📂 Without prejudice letter
A without prejudice letter is a letter that is sent in an attempt to negotiate a settlement in a legal dispute. The letter is not admissible as evidence in court and cannot be used to prejudice the sender's case. The letter can only be used to try to reach a settlement between the parties.
⚖️ Witness statement advice
A witness statement advice is a formal, written statement given by a witness that outlines what they saw or heard. The statement is usually used as evidence in a court case.
🪙 Working capital statement
A working capital statement is a financial statement that covers a company's current assets and liabilities. The statement is used to assess a company's financial health and provide insights into its ability to pay its short-term obligations.
🖋️ Work-seeker document
A work-seeker document covers the legal requirements that an individual must meet in order to be eligible to work in a particular country. This includes things like having the proper visa or work permit, as well as meeting any other requirements that may be in place.
💶 Winding-up petition
A winding-up petition is a legal document that is filed in order to force a company to dissolve. This is usually done when the company is insolvent and is unable to pay its debts. The petition must be filed by a creditor of the company and will be heard by a judge. If the judge decides that the company is indeed insolvent, then they will order for the company to be wound up and all of its assets to be sold off in order to pay off its debts.
📁 Withdrawal of flexible working request
A withdrawal of flexible working request covers the law in regards to an employee who has submitted a request to work flexibly. This request can be withdrawn at any time by the employee without needing to give a reason. The employer must then deal with the request in accordance with the statutory procedure.
📂 Withdrawal of request
A withdrawal of request is a formal way of saying that someone no longer wants to go ahead with a legal case or action that they had previously asked for. This could be because they have come to an agreement with the other party outside of court, or for any other reason. Once a withdrawal of request is filed, the case is effectively over and cannot be brought back to court.
💸 Term loan agreement
A term loan agreement is a binding contract between a lender and borrower that outlines the terms of a loan, including the repayment schedule, interest rate, and collateral. The agreement also sets forth the rights and obligations of both parties.
📂 Tv contributor release
A tv contributor release is a legal agreement between a tv show and a person who will be appearing on the show. The release protects the tv show from any legal liability that may arise from the person's appearance on the show. The release also allows the tv show to use the person's likeness in promotions for the show.
™️ Trade mark co-existence agreement
A trade mark co-existence agreement is an agreement between two trade mark owners that sets out how the owners will use their respective trade marks without infringing on each other's rights. The agreement will typically set out the scope of each trade mark owner's rights, the geographical area in which each trade mark will be used, and any other limitations on use.
🏠 Tenant's section 40 notice
The tenant's section 40 notice covers their right to receive a written notice from their landlord specifying the amount of rent owed, the date by which it must be paid, and the consequences of nonpayment. The notice must also provide the tenant with an opportunity to cure the default within a specified period of time. If the tenant fails to cure the default or fails to pay the rent, the landlord may proceed with eviction.
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