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Model of an intermediary contract for overseas trade operations in which potential clients have been identified. The exporter (“the Company”), puts either an individual or a company (“the Intermediary”) in charge of the management, consulting and negotiation of specific operations with a previously determined client (“the Buyer”). Once the operations are concluded, the contract is ended.
In contrast with the commercial agency contract, agreements on exclusivity and non-competition are not established.
Due to the occasional nature of the contract, at the end of it, the Intermediary does not have the right to indemnity.
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