Eviction Notices - PDF Templates - How to Evict

The Violation of Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) Notice – Cease and Desist Template should be utilized when it is time to enforce a violated Agreement. The Misappropriation of an entity’s information or even an incidental misuse can have destructive consequences on its survival in a competitive market. Therefore, many business entities will employ a Non-Disclosure Agreement when entering a new professional relationship with another entity. Simply put, such paperwork sets the term of how a Disclosing Party’s Trade Secrets and Confidential Information must be safeguarded by the Recipient Party who has entered the Agreement with a signature. The action of signing a

The Unilateral Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) Template will bind one party to the maintain the confidence of another when it comes to the Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information. This promise can only be elicited and upheld by the courts if the terms listed in this are clearly detailed and both parties can agree that its terms are valid and should be upheld. The Signature provided by the signature party on this paperwork will be the binding tool necessary for the court’s use when these terms require enforcement. Much of this document will already have the wording necessary to discuss topics such as

The Intern Confidentiality Agreement (NDA) Template is a reliable tool in gaining a promise of secrecy from Interns regarding a company’s confidential information. Interning can bring quite a few benefits, both to the Intern and the Company where the he or she is interning with, however, there will be one or nuances regarding a Company’s security. One such concern is exposure (accidental or intentional) to a Company’s information. That is, when a company uses interns, some or all of its information will be exposed to the Intern. This could result in a dispersal of information from the Intern. Such indiscretions

The Software Development Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) Template developed for the purpose of protecting a Software Company’s Intellectual Property or otherwise Confidential Information from being disseminated by the Signature Party against the Software Company’s wishes. This can help a Software Company avoid a disastrous leak of information in a market that is notorious for being highly competitive. Such a leak can jeopardize a Software Company’s future and possibly harm the individual who has acted indiscreetly. Both results may be easily avoided by using every precautionary tool in one’s arsenal such as obtaining a written promise of discretion from the Recipient.This document

The Website Design Non-Disclosure (NDA) Template enables a Web Designer and his or her Client to solidify each Party’s desire to maintain Confidentiality. This results from the natural process of designing a web page for a client. Often, the Client will need to share what may be very sensitive information, so a project may continue. Similarly, a Web Designer may need to reveal some of his or her Trade Secrets. Both parties will hope that any such information shared will remain kept in-house and shared only with the Discloser and the Recipient. This document will name all the conditions that

The Trade Secret Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) Template will present several items concerning a Company’s Confidence when it shares sensitive information with a Recipient Party. Oftentimes, when a new business relationship is being forged (whether it is meant to be temporary or permanent), a Company may need to divulge or share information as a result. Currently, the sharing of a Company’s Confidential Information can be a long-term security issue with the potential for extremely deleterious effects on that Company’s long-term health. However, a sharing of Trade Secrets can often lend to a Company’s growth in some business relationship thus, a wise

The Landlord-Tenant Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) Template, presented below, has been developed to procure a binding signature from a Tenant who will be exposed to Landlord information that must be kept confidential or private. Sometimes, a Landlord’s information may be quite exposed to a Tenant, such as when one business leases part of its premises to another business. This gives the renter or Tenant access to the Landlord’s information on a day-to-day basis. Obviously, Landlords who must share information or have their information exposed would like to retain control over how that information is treated by the recipient Tenant. This document