Legal documents

This Catering Agreement is a legally binding contract for use in Nigeria. It outlines the terms between a client and a catering service provider regarding services, payment, and responsibilities.

This document is a formal letter used by businesses in Nigeria to officially notify relevant parties of a change in their business address. It ensures all stakeholders, including clients, suppliers, and regulatory bodies, are aware of the new location, maintaining clear communication and compliance.

This document is a Rent Increase Notice template for landlords in Nigeria. It allows you to formally inform your tenant about an upcoming change in rent, specifying the new amount, effective date, and required notice period.

This document lets you change or add to your original will without writing a whole new one. It is a legal and simple way to update your last wishes. Good for minor changes to inheritances, executors, or beneficiaries. Covers Nigerian legal needs for a valid codicil.

This document is a Collaboration Agreement for use in Nigeria. It allows two or more parties to outline the terms of their joint venture or cooperation, defining the scope of work, responsibilities, contributions, intellectual property rights, confidentiality, duration, and termination.

This document is a Commercial Lease Agreement tailored for use in Nigeria. It provides a legally robust framework for landlords and tenants to define the terms of renting commercial property, covering rent payment, lease duration, maintenance, and termination clauses.

This document allows landlords and tenants to formally modify the terms of an existing commercial lease agreement. It is essential for documenting changes such as rent adjustments, lease term extensions, property modifications, or changes in responsibilities.

This Commercial Lease Assignment Agreement for Nigeria allows the current tenant to transfer their rights and obligations under a commercial lease to a new party, formalising the transfer of a business or commercial property.

This is a commercial lease renewal agreement for Nigerian properties. It lets landlords and tenants formalise the extension of an existing lease, setting out the new terms for the extended rental period. It ensures business continuity.

This document is a Commercial Sublease Agreement for use in Nigeria. It allows an existing tenant to sublet all or part of a commercial property to a new tenant. The agreement defines the terms, including rent, duration, and the responsibilities of both parties.

This is a Conflict of Interest Declaration Form for use in Nigeria. It is a tool for employees, contractors, and stakeholders to disclose any interests or relationships that could influence their judgement or actions in their roles, helping organisations maintain integrity.

This document is a Consent to Act as Company Secretary specifically for companies registered in Nigeria. It serves as a formal declaration by an individual that they agree to take on the responsibilities of a Company Secretary for a particular company.

This document is a consent form to act as a Nominee Director in Nigeria. It formalises a person's acceptance to be appointed as a company director, declaring they understand their duties and agree to serve. It is essential for regulatory compliance.

This document is a Consent to Sublease form for use in Nigeria. It provides official permission from the original tenant to the landlord, allowing the property to be sublet to a new tenant.

The Constitution of Incorporated Trustees is the main legal document for a registered non-profit or charity in Nigeria. It sets out the organisation's governance rules, aims, structure, and operating procedures. It is essential for ensuring transparency, accountability, and legal compliance.

A Consulting Agreement for Nigeria is a legally binding document that outlines the terms and conditions between a consultant and a client based in Nigeria. It defines the scope of services, payment terms, confidentiality, intellectual property rights, and termination clauses to protect both parties.