The protocol of disagreements serves to record the disagreements that arise between the parties in relation to the contract being concluded. Such a document is drawn up at the stage of contract development. The existence of a protocol means that the parties to the agreement have certain disagreements on certain issues. The protocol of disagreements, as a rule, is drawn up in the form of a table by one party and sent for approval to the other party to the contract for subsequent execution of the final version.
If it is necessary to correct errors or change certain provisions after signing the contract, it is recommended to draw up additional agreements that fix the changes and additions reached by the parties.
A protocol of disagreements cannot be drawn up at the conclusion:
- public contracts;
- accession agreements;
- contracts based on the results of competitive procurement procedures.
If you have concluded a contract that does not meet your expectations, we can make changes and additions to it. Amendments and additions to the contract are signed by both parties to the transaction, and, if necessary, are registered with the relevant state body or notarized.
What will we do?
- we will analyze your contract;
- we will listen to your wishes on making changes and additions to the contract;
- we will assess the risks and explain which clauses of the contract should be removed and which should be added;
- we will send a protocol of disagreements or an additional agreement with the necessary adjustments, duly executed.
