Drafting and review of contracts

A lease is a legally binding contract that defines the terms under which one party agrees to rent property owned by another party.

It guarantees the use of the property to the tenant and guarantees the owner regular payments over a specified period.

It is an agreement between two parties involved in a purchase process by one of the parties, who by means of a sum of money, known as a purchase deposit, ensures the purchase.

In general, this contract is of a civil nature and must always be concluded between two parties.

It must establish the basis on which one party undertakes to give an asset to the other party, regardless of whether it is movable or immovable, in exchange for the other party giving another asset in exchange.

A fiduciary agreement is often defined as a contract in which one person transfers ownership of an asset to another person, called the trustee or fiduciary.

This person will be responsible for exercising ownership rights on your behalf and transferring the asset to a designated person at the end of the contract.

A donation agreement can be used to ensure that a donor’s pledge is trustworthy, to define the expectations of both parties and to avoid misunderstandings.