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Precedent contracts

Precedent contracts are provided by the Solicitors to facilitate the most common legal relations entered into by the University. There is no one precedent document for every situation.  It is therefore important that you consider and use the appropriate precedent/legal documentation for the situation. Your Business Development Manager will be able to assist you.

If the precedent contains a description of its use, you may use it in accordance with the instructions without further review by the Solicitors.

Consult a Solicitor if:

Please note: all contracts must be signed in accordance with the Vice-Chancellor's Authorisations (staff access only).

 

Provision of University services to a client

Research projects

These are projects which may generate valuable intellectual property. You must discuss any such potential intellectual property with your Business Development Manager or ITEK Pty Ltd prior to entering into the agreement.

Confidentiality agreements

Confidential Disclosure Agreements are used where a party wishes to disclose information but wishes the recipient party to keep that information confidential.  Note that obligations of confidence may arise even where a written contract is not established.  However for certainty and documentary purposes it is best to have a written agreement in place.

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Student related agreements

International agreements

Please contact UniSA International (staff access only) to ensure that you are aware of the proper procedures involved in initiating these arrangements.

See Transnational Quality Framework (TQF) (staff access only) for:

List of partners and international agreements


Program/course delivery agreements

These agreements are used when the University delivers programs/courses to external organisations within Australia.

Engaging contractors

The University contracts external service providers to provide services to it.  If the service provider is an individual rather than a corporation, then consideration must be given as to whether the service provider is a contractor or an employee

Memorandum of Understanding

Memorandums of Understanding are generally used as a statement of intent to facilitate legal relations between the University and third parties.  Memorandums of Understanding may be legally binding or non-legally binding.  In each instance the advice of the Solicitors should be sought. An example of a non-legally binding Memorandum of Understanding is provided below.

 

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