Agreement between a Company and the Contractors for the Maintenance of Computers for a Fixed Period in Gujarati

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About this agreement

Important Guidelines

Supporting Documents

Documents commonly required when preparing and executing a Agreement between a Company and the Contractors for the Maintenance of Computers for a Fixed Period (1). Exact lists vary by State and receiving authority.

  • Photo identity proof of parties / deponent

    Aadhaar, PAN, passport, voter ID, or driving licence.

    When: Always, for identification and KYC.

  • Address proof

    Aadhaar, utility bill, or other accepted address proof.

    When: Usually required for notarization / filing.

  • Supporting title or factual documents

    Prior deeds, agreements, notices, court papers, or records relevant to this template.

    When: When the document relies on earlier transactions or proceedings.

  • Passport-size photographs

    As required by the notary or filing office.

    When: Often for affidavits and certain applications.

  • Stamp paper (if applicable)

    Non-judicial stamp paper of the local required denomination.

    When: Where State law requires the instrument on stamp paper.

Frequently asked questions

What is a computer maintenance agreement between a company and a contractor?→

It is a fixed-term service (AMC) contract under which an IT/hardware contractor maintains the company’s listed computers—usually with preventive visits, breakdown repair and optional factory assembly repair—against a monthly or periodic fee.

Is this Gujarati template valid for use in India?→

Yes, it is drafted for Indian contracting practice and is typically read with the Indian Contract Act, 1872. Stamp duty and attestation rules depend on your State (including Gujarat). Have a local advocate confirm execution formalities.

What should the equipment schedule include?→

List each computer or asset covered: description/model, quantity, serial numbers if available, and the office location where on-site service will be provided.

What is usually excluded from AMC cover?→

Common exclusions include misuse, floods/earthquakes, strikes or war, repairs by unauthorised persons, electrical or environmental damage, and failure to maintain recommended site conditions. Out-of-scope work is often charged at standard rates.

How are fees and taxes handled?→

The template typically uses a monthly charge per computer, with State/local taxes (such as GST) extra and shown separately on invoices, payable within the stated number of days from invoice date.

Can either party terminate early?→

Many AMC drafts allow termination on written notice (for example 90 days) before the then-current period ends. Check and customise the notice period to your commercial deal.

Do I need a lawyer to use this template?→

The template gives you a strong starting structure. For multi-location fleets, high-value hardware, or disputed past service, have a qualified Indian advocate review the completed Gujarati draft before signing.