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The form filler also gives the main features of the agreement between the parties, such as the duration of the contract, the settlement of disputes and the legislation in force and, of course, all the relevant details about the actual delivery relationship. Under these agreements, the supplier and the buyer set out their expectations regarding the sale and acquisition of the goods as well as the general behaviour and limits of the relationship between them. The delivery contract is legally binding if it has been printed on an extrajudicial stamp document or an electronic stamp document, signed and dated by both the supplier and the buyer. The value of the buffer paper depends on the state in which it is executed. Each state of India has provisions regarding the amount of stamp duty to be paid on such agreements. Information on stamp duty to be paid can be found on the web pages of the Land Government. For example, the Karnataka state website provides details on the stamp duty to be paid on the agreements, as does the Delhi website. The model delivery contract is a written document in which the seller promises to provide all the indicated goods or services that a buyer needs for a certain period of time and at a fixed price fixed on the date of the contract or agreement, and the buyer undertakes to purchase such goods or services exclusively from the seller during that period. This type of agreement is of great importance, as it contains all the advantages and disadvantages of the sales contract. The price fixed at the time of the agreement remains the same or changes according to the conditions set. A good supply contract will also cover both parties in the event of a problem: issues such as dispute resolution and current legislation should be included. Both parties may keep a signed copy of the delivery contract. To do this, two different copies may be signed, or if only one copy is signed, it may be photocopied and then distributed between the parties..

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