This subtopic contains various clauses that are commonly used in TMT agreements.
For boilerplate and standard definitions, see Boilerplate clauses—overview and Definitions—overview.
For a summary of the law, guidance and practice on the execution of documents, along with standard execution clauses, see Execution—overview.
For standard commercial clauses commonly used in TMT agreements, see the following Precedents:
Anti-bribery clause
Anti-tax evasion facilitation clause
Change control clause—long form
Conditions precedent clause—commercial contracts
Dependencies clause
Expert determination clause
Expenses recovery clause
Forecast clause
Hardship clause
Indemnity
Insurance clause—commercial contracts
Interest on late payment clause
Limitation of liability clause
Liquidated damages
Minimum purchase clause
Modern slavery—contract clauses
Non-solicitation clauses
Payment clause—commercial contracts
Post-contract verification clause
Pre-contractual information clause
Royalty based on Net Sale Price clause
Step-in clause for outsourced services
Termination clause
For a precedent service level agreement (SLA) suitable for use as a service level schedule in a larger agreement or, with modifications, as a standalone agreement, see Precedent: Service...
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