Prepared: 26 October 2026 · Proxima Legal Editorial
Use the checklist to collect facts and questions for your adviser. The correct solution depends on your documents, timing and circumstances; always verify the current law.

What to do before you begin

  1. Confirm the legal identity and signing authority of every party.
  2. Define deliverables, acceptance criteria, evidence of performance and change-control rules.
  3. Set payment milestones in a way that matches acceptance and supporting documents.
  4. Consider warranties, indemnities, liability caps, delay remedies and force-majeure allocation.
  5. Review termination, dispute resolution, governing law and post-termination obligations.

Typical mistakes

  • Payment due before objectively verifiable performance.
  • A warranty remedy that cannot be performed in practice.
  • Conflicting annexes with no clear order of precedence.

Practical use of this guide

Use the checklist to collect facts and questions for your adviser. The correct solution depends on your documents, timing and circumstances; always verify the current law.

Official sources and further reading

This reference is informational. Official texts should always be checked on Matsne.

Important

General legal information, not advice on an individual matter. Check the current version of the law and obtain tailored advice before acting.