Document background
The Seller Agreement is a crucial commercial contract used to establish formal selling arrangements between businesses in Ireland. This document is essential when a company wants to engage another party to sell its products or services, whether through direct sales, distribution, or agency arrangements. The agreement must comply with Irish commercial law, including the Sale of Goods Act 1893 (as amended), consumer protection legislation, and relevant EU regulations. The Seller Agreement typically covers essential elements such as appointment terms, territory rights, pricing structures, performance standards, and compliance requirements. It's particularly important in regulated industries or when specific quality standards must be maintained, and can be customized to address various business models, from traditional retail to e-commerce platforms.
