This page provides explanations and model provisions for some of the most important provisions that should be included in University contracts. The explanations present background on what the provisions mean, how they serve to protect the University’s interests and why they are ordinarily required in University contracts.

• Agreement & Consideration
• Confidential Information
• Conflict of Interest
• Dispute Resolution
• Duration
• Entire Agreement
• Force Majeure/"Act of God"
• Governing Law
• Indemnification
• Independent Contractor
• Insurance
• Intellectual Property Ownership
• Limitation of Liability
• Nondiscrimination
• Obligations
• Party Names
• Payment
• Tax Exemption
• Termination
• Use of Princeton Name or Marks
• Warranty

Note:  This website is for your general information and education only and does not constitute legal advice. Please feel free to contact the Office of the General Counsel with specific questions regarding contract law as it applies to your University contracts.