Legal drafting & agreements
Clear agreements for your business, drafted by our team
You give us the commercial terms. We prepare a clear first draft, revise it with you and hand you a signing checklist. Disputes and enforcement go to an advocate you choose.
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Why it helps
Your terms in writing
What was agreed on a call or in messages becomes a clear document that both sides can read and sign.
A first draft you can read
Plain, well-organised clauses, so you know what you are signing before you take it to the other side.
Revised with you
You comment, we revise. The draft changes until it reflects the deal you actually made.
A signing checklist
Who signs, in what capacity, on what paper, with how many copies and witnesses: listed before the day.
Stamp duty and registration flagged
These vary by State and by document. We confirm what applies to your document and tell you before you sign.
The right person for each job
A disputed clause, litigation or enforcement goes to an advocate of your choice. Work the law reserves to a particular professional is routed to that professional.
Who it is for
- Partners starting a firm who want the terms between them recorded
- Founders setting up an LLP who need an LLP agreement
- An MSME entering a supply, distribution, service or dealership arrangement
- A business sharing confidential information with a supplier, investor or team member
- An owner or tenant of business premises who needs a lease or rent agreement
- A business whose terms so far sit in calls and messages and who wants them written down
What we do
Commercial agreements
Supply, distribution, service and dealership-type agreements built on your price, delivery and payment terms.
Partnership deeds
Capital, profit sharing, roles and the way the partners agree to run the firm.
LLP agreements
The rights and duties of the partners, and between the LLP and its partners.
MOUs
A record of the understanding before, or alongside, a formal agreement.
NDAs
Confidentiality terms for information you share with another party.
Leases and rent agreements
The terms of occupation of premises, for the owner or the tenant.
Similar business documents
Tell us what you need. We say whether we can prepare it, or whether it should go to an advocate or another professional.
Revisions and signing checklist
Changes after your review, and a checklist for signing, stamping and registration where needed.
Document types we draft
Commercial agreements
Used when you buy, sell, distribute or provide services on a regular basis and want the price, delivery, payment and exit terms written in one place. Supply, distribution, service and dealership-type agreements are common examples.
Partnership deed
Records the terms between the partners of a firm, such as capital, profit sharing and roles.
LLP agreement
Records the mutual rights and duties of the partners of a limited liability partnership, and between the LLP and its partners.
MOU
Records the intentions or understanding of the parties before, or alongside, a formal agreement. Whether it binds the parties depends on its wording.
NDA
Protects confidential information shared between parties, for example with a supplier, an investor or a team member.
Lease and rent agreement
Records the terms of occupation of premises: who pays what, for how long, and what each side may do.
Stamp duty and registration requirements vary by State and by document. We confirm them for each document.
A disputed clause, litigation or enforcement goes to an independent advocate of your choice: how introductions work and advocate services.
How it works
Step 1: Tell us the deal
Share the commercial terms in whatever form you have them: notes, messages, an old agreement or a term sheet.
Step 2: We prepare the first draft
Our team puts the terms into a clear draft and lists any point that needs your decision.
Step 3: We revise it with you
You review and comment. We revise until the draft matches what you agreed.
Step 4: You get a signing checklist
Signatories, paper, copies, witnesses, and the stamp duty and registration that apply to your document.
Step 5: Final copy and next steps
You receive the final draft and the checklist. If a clause is disputed later, we point you to an advocate of your choice.
Documents we usually ask for
- Names, addresses and identity details of all the parties
- Registration details of the business, such as company, LLP or GST details, as they apply
- The commercial terms: price, quantity, payment, duration and exit
- For a partnership or LLP: capital contributed, profit-sharing ratio and the role of each partner
- Any existing agreement, term sheet or emails the new document should replace or build on
- For a lease: the property address, the owner details and the ownership papers, with rent, deposit and period
- The names of the persons who will sign and their authority to sign
- For an NDA or MOU: the purpose and the kind of information shared
The exact list depends on your case; we confirm it with you on the first call.
Good to know
- Our team prepares drafts from the terms you give us. A draft is documentation support and is not legal advice.
- Stamp duty and registration requirements vary by State and by document. We confirm them for each document and tell you what is needed before you sign.
- A disputed clause, litigation or enforcement goes to an independent advocate of your choice. We introduce one on request, with no fee either way.
- Documents that the law requires a particular professional to certify or register are routed to that professional, and we tell you when this applies.
- We cannot promise how a court or an authority will read a clause. Subsidy Setu is not a law firm.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the draft legal advice?
No. Our team prepares the draft from the terms you give us, as documentation support. If you want legal advice on a clause or a risk, an advocate of your choice can give it, and we can introduce one on request.
What are the stamp duty and registration requirements?
They vary by State and by document. We confirm what applies to your document, put it on your signing checklist, and tell you before you sign. We state no amount here because it depends on the document and the State.
Can you draft from terms we agreed on WhatsApp or on a call?
Yes. Share the terms in any form: notes, messages, an old agreement or a term sheet. We list any point that is unclear and ask you to decide it before the draft is final.
What if a dispute arises later?
A disputed clause, litigation or enforcement is work for an independent advocate of your choice. We do not appear or argue. If you ask, we introduce one; you agree the fees with the advocate directly, and we charge nothing for the introduction.
Should an advocate review the draft?
That is your choice. You can have an advocate review any draft before you sign. We can introduce one on request, with no fee either way.
Should we have a partnership deed or an LLP agreement?
A partnership deed is for a partnership firm, and an LLP agreement is for a limited liability partnership. If you have not yet decided the structure, our business setup page explains the options, and we can draft whichever you choose.
Can you draft a document that is not on your list?
Tell us what you need on the first call. We say whether we can prepare it, or whether it should go to an advocate or another professional.
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Ready to talk it through?
Tell us about your case and we will explain the next step. There is no charge for the first conversation.
A draft is not legal advice. A disputed clause, litigation or enforcement goes to an independent advocate of your choice; we introduce one on request and charge no fee for it.
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