Legal Tips before Executing an Outsourcing Agreement: Lawyers Advice
In today’s fast paced world of transnational open markets, competition between businesses have become a main stay. More firms today, prefer to not carry out all their business processes in – house. There are usually third parties that specialise in the particular area and offer their services at cheaper rates. As a result of this, firms outsource a significant share of their business processes. The processes that are outsourced are usually those that are not at the core of the objective of the business. The laws that govern the process of outsourcing in India are; (a) Indian Contract Act, 1872;...
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