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An open-end agreement is an agreement between two parties, without mentioning the end date of the contract. By entering into these types of agreements, for example, a buyer can purchase the goods or services from the seller over some time without a change in the price or terms as mentioned in the agreement.
Open-ended agreements are also known as “Permanent contracts” that do not have an end date or end resolution to the contract itself then. Since there is no definite end date to the contract, the contract is left open for both parties. An open-end agreement will come to end if any one of the parties quits or is terminated by the other party as per the terms specified in the agreement like fraud, theft, etc.
In many cases, open-ended agreements are made out between a new employee and his/her employer, with no end date set as per the given in the contract.
Open-ended lease agreement:
Open-end leases make the lessee (the one who borrows the property, vehicles, etc) guarantee a value at the end of the lease which was promised. This is called the Guaranteed Residual Value (GRV) and it will be mentioned in the lease contract. The lessee has the option of purchasing, selling, or trading-in the leased property or vehicles at the end of the contract for the GRV.
Example
If the market value of the property is lesser than the GRV at the end of the lease, then the lessee is responsible for payout the difference, whether they plan to buy back the property or return it to the lessor. For instance, if the GRV is Rs 50,000 and the market value of the property is only Rs 48,000 at the end of the contract, the lessee will be responsible for paying the difference of Rs 2,000.
Open-ended tenancy agreement:
The open-ended tenancy agreement is an agreement between the tenant and landlord, and it will last until the tenant wishes to leave the let property
Before entering into the drafting process, collect all the required details about the employee, and clarify the same.
Details of the Employer and Employee:
Initially, the agreement must state the details related to the employer like name, corporate name, residential address of the office, etc, and the employee details like name, date of birth, domicile, country, nationality, and, etc.
Scope of the employment:
In this clause, it states that “Subject to the terms and conditions of this Contract”, the Employer hires the Employee and must mention the corresponding job role. And must describe the functions and duties of the employee.
Date of contract comes into force:
The Contract should mention on which date the contract comes into force and shall remain in force for an unlimited term.
Job location:
Working schedule:
Here, the employee’s normal working hours must be mentioned per day and per week basis like eight hours a day and 40 hours a week. And also, the exact working schedule like” from Monday to Friday, beginning at 9.am and closing at 6.pm, with a break of 1 hour for lunch from 1.pm to 2.pm.
Probation period:
During the probation period, which mostly consists of the first 30 days of the Contract, either party can terminate this said contract without giving notice or any compensation.
Use of computers and other equipment:
Exclusivity:
The Employee shall not engage with any other jobs and agrees not to indulge any services to third parties related or any of related Companies without the written consent of the Employer.
Confidentiality:
Termination
This contract may be terminated:
Miscellaneous provisions:
The parties undertake to abide by the clauses and provisions of the open-ended agreement between the Employer and Employee formally declares that he is not contractually abiding by any other company, and is free from any contract.
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