Business Forms

Indie filmmakers can hire an agent to help find funding for their motion picture projects with this Finder's Fee Agreement to Obtain Film Financing.

• The agent will use best efforts to introduce the producer to parties interested in investing in or lending money for the development of the motion picture project.
• The agent's services are limited to identifying prospective investors or lenders, and do not include negotiating or providing advice.
• If the producer enters into an agreement with any potential investor introduced by the agent within 2 years of the Agreement, the agent will be paid a finder's fee.
• The finder's fee is based on the amount of funds raised. The more funds raised, the higher the percentage paid to the agent as a finder's fee.
• If the agent obtains 90% or more of the total financing necessary, the agent will get an executive producer credit.
• The agent agrees not to offer or sell any securities in connection with the financing, including stocks, partnership units, etc.
• The producer agrees to keep confidential and not disclose any information it receives from the agent about any potential investor.
• The producer indemnifies and holds the agent harmless against any claims, damages, liabilities or loss.
• As a filmmaker, you know how difficult it is to find investors. Buy the Finder's Fee Agreement template, sign up an agent and let the agent identify funding sources for you, so you can concentrate on making your movie.

Canadian contractors, use this template to prepare a Fixed Price Construction Contract with Warranty for Canada.

• The contract includes a warranty by the contractor on materials and labour used in the construction.
• The contractor is responsible for Workers Compensation, public liability and property damage insurance, and all perils insurance, and indemnifies the owner against claims arising as a result of the contractor's operations.
• Changes to the work which are not included in the Construction Contract will be on the basis of either (i) a stipulated sum or (ii) actual cost plus a percentage.
• Disputes will be submitted first to the architect, and failing settlement, to arbitration.
• The contract is available as a fully customizable MS Word document.
• Intended to be used only in Canada.

Auto suppliers, secure repayment from dealers for vehicles with this Flooring Agreement Promissory Note form.

• The auto dealer must execute the Note as security for payment of the purchase price of the vehicles.
• The Note uses the vehicles being supplied to the dealer as collateral.
• The debt to the supplier will be paid from the proceeds of the sale of the vehicles.
• This form is available as a MS Word download which can be customized to meet your business needs.

Write a customer contract for a Florida self storage facility quickly and easily with this template Self Storage License (Lease) Agreement.

• The lease can be for 1 year or month to month.
• The renter agrees not to store property in the unit that is valued above an agreed-upon value.
• The renter grants the facility a first priority lien over the renter's goods in storage, as security for the renter's performance under the agreement.
• The facility has the right to lock out the renter if fees or charges remain unpaid for more than 5 days after due.
• No hazardous, toxic or dangers materials are to be stored on the premises.
• The renter must provide its own insurance.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Florida.

Sign up food truck vendors to operate at a festival or event with this combined Application Form and Contract template.

Scope of the Document 

This food vendor contract outlines the application process, terms of use, and requirements for food vendors participating in a festival, including:

• vendor rental rates and fees and methods of payment,
• operating hours during the event,
• space allocation,
• license and permit requirements,
• insurance requirements,
• rules for setup and teardown,
• conduct of vendors and employees.

Rental Fees and Commissions

• Rental rates are based on the number of days that the food truck vendor will operate during the festival.
• Vendors must also pay a commission based on a percentage of their net sales.
• Late payments result in forfeiting the space.

Vendor Responsibilities

• Food truck vendors must provide their own generators, while tent booths will have power hookups provided. Vendors are responsible for their own water supply and waste disposal.
• Vendors must keep their areas clean and dispose of garbage in designated containers.
• Vendors must indemnify the event organizer against claims arising from their operations. The event organizer is not liable for lost profits or damages and is not responsible for thefts or accidents.

Format and Use of Template

This is a downloadable, fully editable MS Word document template which can be used practically anywhere. Pay for the form once, use it as often as you like.

This Food Truck Vendor Contract for Festival or Event form was created and reviewed by human editors.

Sign up food truck vendors to operate at a weekly or monthly market with this combined Application Form and Contract template.

Scope of Document

This document outlines the application process, requirements, and terms for food truck vendors seeking to operate at a market (such as a farmer's market).

It includes reservation specifics, fees and charges, required permits, insurance, and vendor responsibilities.

Key Provisions

• Rental fees can be either a flat rate or a percentage of sales.
• Additional charges like electrical hook-up fees may apply.
• Cancellations. Reservations can be canceled due to vendor no-show, inclement weather, or other circumstances, with specific conditions for refunds and discounts.
• Permits. Vendors must obtain and provide proof of required permits and comply with all relevant laws and regulations.
• Insurance. Vendors must maintain commercial general liability and worker's compensation insurance, naming the market as an additional insured.
• Vendor responsibilities include setup, equipment provision, waste management, water supply, payment processing, electrical arrangements, and maintaining professional conduct.

Format and Use of Template

This is a downloadable, fully editable MS Word document template which can be used practically anywhere. Pay for the form once, use it as often as you like.

This Food Truck Vendor Contract for Market template was created and reviewed by human editors.

Write a business plan for a street food cart business with this customizable Food Vendor Cart Business Plan template.

• The Plan can be used either by a start-up business or an existing company.
• The purpose of the Plan is to secure a loan to buy vendor carts for selling hot and cold food at strategic outdoor and indoor locations year-round.
• The Business Plan includes a market analysis, a marketing strategy, and a financial model.
• The Plan also includes a Confidentiality Agreement to protect against disclosure of your proprietary information, such as financial data.
• Each section contains instructions to help you compete the document.

Franchisors can offer their franchisees extra services in addition to those provided for in the Franchise Agreement with this supplemental Additional Services Agreement.

• The Supplement can be added as an addendum or schedule to the Franchise Agreement.
• The Franchisor has the option to provide the Franchisee with various types of financing.
• The Franchisor may provide the Franchisee with legal services to incorporate a company, however, the legal advisor will be acting on behalf of the Franchisor, not the Franchisee.
• The Franchisor may also provide the Franchisee with access to accounting, computer consulting, banking, and other services.
• This is a generic legal document which does not contain references to specific laws of any country or jurisdiction.
• The Additional Services Supplement to Franchise Agreement is downloadable and fully editable to meet your needs.

Write a Franchise Agreement for a franchise business in Canada using this comprehensive template.

• This is a standard form of franchise agreement which is completely customizable and can be used across Canada in all provinces except for Quebec.
• The document contains clauses covering the initial term and renewal terms, initial franchise fee, and continuing fees to be paid by the franchisee.
• The franchisor is responsible for providing the franchisee with training, ongoing support and access to its purchasing programs.
• The franchisee is responsible for being open for business and operating the franchise in accordance with the franchisor's operations manual and system standards.
• The franchisee must comply with confidentiality and non-competition provisions both during and after the term of the agreement.
• The franchisee is obligated to participate in the franchisor's advertising and marketing programs.
• The template contains provisions for arbitration procedures.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only within Canada.

Prepare a Franchise Agreement for an Autobody Repair Service with this comprehensive template for Canadian franchisors.

Purpose of Franchise Agreement

The Franchise Agreement is between a Canadian franchised automotive body repair service company and a franchisee.

The franchisee is granted the right to use the franchisor's business marks and system in operating the autobody repair franchise. 

The franchisor is responsible for providing training and assisting the franchisee in establishing the business.

Renewal Option

The franchisor has the option to renew the Franchise Agreement for up to 10 years in addition to the initial term.

Franchisee Costs

In addition to the franchise fee, the franchisee will pay a continuing royalty which is calculated as a percentage of gross sales, and make monthly contributions for advertising.

Format and Legal Jurisdiction

This Franchise Agreement template is a downloadable MS Word document that is fully editable to fit your business model. Buy once, use as often as required.

The document has been prepared to comply with the laws of Canada. Individual provinces have their own laws governing franchises, which should be reviewed to ensure compliance.