Non-Disclosure Agreement
Need a Non-Disclosure Agreement or Confidentiality Deed?
Our general Non-Disclosure Agreement (also called a Confidentiality Deed) is designed to protect confidential information and/or trade secrets.
This confidentiality deed should be used before you exchange sensitive or confidential information with another party.
The NDA protects the confidential information by placing the recipient of the information under a duty to not share the information with any third parties or use that information for purpose other than what you provided it for.
A general NDA is useful when you and another party are sharing confidential information as it clarifies your relationship and provides legal remedies if that information is disclosed.
There are a range of reasons why it may be beneficial for you or your agency to use a general NDA. Whether it be to protect sensitive information about clients, prevent the disclosure of business plans or records, or even to keep trade secrets a secret, a NDA is the best way to guarantee your information remains confidential in a variety of situations.
If you’re looking for an NDA to protect your information as the seller of your rent roll, see our rent roll specific NDA here.
Your General NDA includes:
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General NDA/Confidentiality Deed
- Instructional Video guiding through completing your template
OPTIONAL EXTRA – Want to ensure you are set up right from the start to protect you - why not have it customised by a real estate agency lawyer, includes any extras and legal advice to help keep you compliant. Book a FREE 10 minute chat with us today to find out more!.
Boring legal stuff: No legal advice included. Whilst this O*NO Legal product has been designed and prepared by lawyers, this is general advice only and cannot be relied upon as legal advice as it does not take into consideration your exact agency circumstances. This information is for guidance only as there are many variables in running your agency. Contact us to find out if any of these variables apply to you.
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