11 documents in Freelancers (UK)
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Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) by GOV.UK
This mutual non-disclosure agreement (NDA) protects confidential information shared between two parties for a specific project or discussion. It establishes legal obligations for both the Recipient and the Disclosing Party to maintain secrecy and restrict information use to a defined Purpose.
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One-Way Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) by GOV.UK
This non-disclosure agreement protects ideas or inventions shared by one party for a specific project or conceptual discussion. It is executed as a deed to ensure legal enforceability without requiring a formal exchange of value between the discloser and recipient.
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Statement of Work (SOW) (US) by Common Paper
This statement of work supplements a master professional services agreement to define specific project tasks, fees, and deliverables. It establishes the timeline for service performance and specifies whether the Customer or Provider owns intellectual property upon creation or payment.
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Model Release Agreement (Adult)(UK) by OLL
This adult model release form grants a photographer or artist the exclusive right to use a model's image and recordings for commercial purposes. It provides for data processing consent under UK GDPR and includes a waiver of inspection rights for finished media.
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Intellectual Property (IP) Transfer Agreement (UK) by Seedsummit
Transfer ownership of all intellectual property created by an individual or entity to another party. This document facilitates the legal handover of rights for a nominal consideration of £1.00 under the laws of England and Wales.
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Model Release Agreement (Adult)(UK) by OLL
This template is a legal agreement between a photographer and an adult model for the use of images and recordings. It explicitly covers UK GDPR compliance, data protection rights, and the transfer of intellectual property rights for marketing and promotional purposes.
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