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It is a non-binding agreement between two or more parties that outlines the basic terms and conditions of an intended relationship or partnership. MOUs are often used in the early stages of negotiations to establish a common understanding of the goals, responsibilities, and expectations of the parties involved before finalizing a more detailed and binding contract.

An MOU is a useful tool in negotiations, providing a clear framework for collaboration while allowing for flexibility and further discussion before finalizing a legally binding agreement

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·             Areas of Cooperation

·             Duration

·             Confidentiality

·             Dispute Resolution

·             Intent to Enter into a Formal Agreement:

·             Signatures


·             Clarity: It helps clarify the intentions of the parties

·             Framework for Negotiation: An MOU can serve as a foundation for further negotiations, making the process more structured and focused.

·             Flexibility: Because it is non-binding, an MOU allows parties to explore a partnership or project without the legal obligations of a contract.

·             Limitations of an MOU:

·             Non-Binding: An MOU does not legally obligate the parties to fulfill the terms, meaning there may be limited recourse if one party does not follow                  through.

·             Vagueness: If not well-drafted, an MOU can be too vague, leading to misunderstandings or disputes later on.

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