Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
A well-drafted NDA is your first line of defence when sharing sensitive business information. This template covers the key provisions Ontario courts look for: a precise definition of confidential information, standard carve-outs, a defined duration, and injunctive relief language. Choose mutual or one-way protection depending on your situation.
Agreement Type
Choose whether both parties will share confidential information (mutual) or only one party will be disclosing (one-way).
Describe the business reason for sharing confidential information. A clearly stated purpose limits the scope of the NDA and reduces the risk of disputes.
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This template is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Laws change — have a licensed Ontario lawyer review any agreement before signing.
Why use this template?
- Covers both mutual and one-way disclosure scenarios
- Precise definition of confidential information limits disputes
- Standard carve-outs (publicly known, independently developed, legally required)
- Injunctive relief clause makes the NDA much easier to enforce quickly
- Return or destruction of information clause on termination
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