Document background
The Contract for Supply of Goods and Services is a fundamental commercial agreement used when a supplier provides both physical goods and associated services to a customer in Nigeria. This hybrid agreement is particularly relevant in scenarios where the supply of goods requires accompanying services such as installation, maintenance, training, or ongoing support. The document incorporates essential elements required under Nigerian law, including compliance with the Sale of Goods Act, Value Added Tax requirements, and consumer protection regulations. It is designed to provide comprehensive coverage of both the tangible and service aspects of the business relationship, including quality standards, delivery terms, performance metrics, and payment conditions. The agreement is structured to protect both parties' interests while ensuring enforceability under Nigerian jurisdiction, making it suitable for both domestic and international business transactions involving Nigerian entities.
