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Sample Contracts
Several excellent resources are available to landowners to help them prepare a contract (e.g., for a timber sale or for hiring a consultant, etc.) that will benefit both the landowner and the service provider. Listed below are several sources where a landowner can obtain sample contracts.
Timber Sale Contracts:
Several excellent resources are available to landowners to help them prepare a contract (e.g., for a timber sale or for hiring a consultant, etc.) that will benefit both the landowner and the service provider. Listed below are several sources where a landowner can obtain sample contracts.
Timber Sale Contracts:
Sale of Standing Timber Contract, Ontario Woodlot Association,
A Landowner's Guide to Selling Standing Timber.
Selling Standing Timber, LandOwner Resource Centre, Extension Note (AGRDX 350).
A Landowner's Guide to Selling Standing Timber.
Selling Standing Timber, LandOwner Resource Centre, Extension Note (AGRDX 350).
Hiring a Consultant:
Hiring a Consultant, Wisconsin Ministry of Natural Resources.
How to Choose a Consultant, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, AGDEX 057.
How to Choose a Consultant, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, AGDEX 057.
Using Sample Contracts
A clear contract will help to ensure a successful business transaction. However, prior to using any sample contract there are two important points you should consider. A sample contract is a generic document. It is easy to copy the contract verbatim thinking it will cover all of your needs; however, in many cases it may not be adequate. Use a sample contract only as a general guide - it should be customized to suit your specific needs.
It is wise to have a lawyer review any draft contract. A lawyer's experience and expertise is comparable to the advice you seek from a forest consultant about management options in your forest.
A clear contract will help to ensure a successful business transaction. However, prior to using any sample contract there are two important points you should consider. A sample contract is a generic document. It is easy to copy the contract verbatim thinking it will cover all of your needs; however, in many cases it may not be adequate. Use a sample contract only as a general guide - it should be customized to suit your specific needs.
It is wise to have a lawyer review any draft contract. A lawyer's experience and expertise is comparable to the advice you seek from a forest consultant about management options in your forest.
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