Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
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Last Updated: June 2025
What is a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)?
A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) is a legal contract that protects confidential and proprietary information shared between two or more parties. It restricts the receiving party from disclosing or misusing any non-public information.
NDAs are essential for startups, businesses, and professionals looking to share sensitive data securely with investors, partners, employees, or vendors.
📜 Service Description
A custom NDA drafted by Vakilify typically includes:
Definition of Confidential Information – What is and isn’t protected
Obligations of the Receiving Party – Non-use and non-disclosure clauses
Purpose of Disclosure – Limited, specific use of confidential information
Term of Confidentiality – Duration of confidentiality obligations
Exclusions – Information already in the public domain or legally disclosed
Return/Destruction of Information – Protocols post-termination
Breach & Remedies – Legal consequences of unauthorized disclosure
Jurisdiction & Enforcement – Legal recourse under Indian law or specified jurisdiction
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Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
🏛 Laws Governing NDAs in India
Your NDA will be compliant with:
Indian Contract Act, 1872
Information Technology Act, 2000
Trade Secrets Protection (via case law)
Copyright Act, 1957 (for IP-sensitive clauses)
For international NDAs, we incorporate applicable U.S., UK, EU, or Singapore laws as required.
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