NDA — Mutual & Unilateral
Protect confidential information before you share your business idea, financials, or product plans with a potential partner, investor, or vendor — before any deal is finalised.
- Two-way confidentiality (mutual) or one-way disclosure (unilateral) versions included
- Residual Knowledge clause — the single most important clause for real enforceability
- Covers oral disclosures with a 14-day written confirmation window
- Survival period split: general confidentiality vs. trade secrets (indefinite)
Founders exploring a deal
Sharing your idea, product roadmap, or financials with a potential co-founder, investor, or acquirer before terms are finalised.
Businesses working with vendors
Bringing in a freelancer, agency, or vendor who'll see internal processes, client lists, or proprietary methods.
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1. Update the jurisdiction. This template is drafted with placeholder city/state fields — replace them with your own business's actual location, not any example city shown in the document.
2. Print on valid stamp paper. This PDF is a drafting template, not an executable legal document on its own. Under the Indian Stamp Act, most agreements need to be printed on physical stamp paper (or e-stamped) of the correct value for your state before signing — an unstamped agreement may be inadmissible as evidence until the deficiency is paid. Confirm the correct stamp duty and process for your state before execution.