Looking to build a reliable platform for connecting talented dancers with corporate events in India? We’re building a dedicated online marketplace, focusing solely on the hiring process. What key clauses should we include in our contracts to ensure a smooth and fair experience for both dancers and event organizers?

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Law Forum › Category: Corporate › Looking to build a reliable platform for connecting talented dancers with corporate events in India? We’re building a dedicated online marketplace, focusing solely on the hiring process. What key clauses should we include in our contracts to ensure a smooth and fair experience for both dancers and event organizers?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

Looking to build a reliable platform for connecting talented dancers with corporate events in India? We’re building a dedicated online marketplace, focusing solely on the hiring process. What key clauses should we include in our contracts to ensure a smooth and fair experience for both dancers and event organizers?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Your contracts should clearly define the scope of work, payment terms, cancellation policies, liability, and intellectual property rights for both dancers and event organizers. Additionally, ensure clauses addressing dispute resolution and confidentiality are included.

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