What is MOU?
MOU is defined as consent between two or more parties or between two or more nations that they are going to agree with each other at later stages. An MOU is a formal document between the parties and it does not need to be a legally binding document. The legality of the MOU will depend upon the nature of the scope defined in the MOU, the language of the MOU, and the person who executes the MOU. The MOU mainly defines the intentions of all the parties concerned in the MOU and all future negotiations shall be based upon the terms and conditions of the MOU. Initially, MOUs are signed between two or more countries when they are negotiating some terms with each other but now the business establishments in our country also work on MOU basis.
Table of Content
- Full form of MOU
- How Does the MOU Work?
- Contents and Format of MOU
- When to Use MOU?
- Purpose of MOU
- Advantages of MOU
- Disadvantages of MOU
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