Common Paper Mutual NDA
This page previews the Common Paper Mutual NDA cover page and its fields. The binding terms are the external Standard Terms linked below; download the Word file to fill in and execute.
Standard terms
This cover page references the Standard Terms posted externally. View standard terms at https://commonpaper.com/standards/mutual-nda/1.0.
Cover page fields
| Field | Description | Common Paper default |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | How Confidential Information may be used | Evaluating whether to enter into a business relationship with the other party |
| Effective Date | Date the NDA takes effect | |
| Mnda Term | Period for sharing Confidential Information (e.g. "1 year", "2 years") | 1 year(s) |
| Confidentiality Term | How long Confidential Information remains protected (e.g. "1 year", "2 years") | 1 year(s) |
| Confidentiality Term Start | When the confidentiality term begins counting | Effective Date |
| Governing Law | State whose laws govern the agreement | Delaware |
| Jurisdiction | Courts with jurisdiction over disputes | Courts located in New Castle County, Delaware |
| Changes To Standard Terms | Any modifications to the Common Paper Standard Terms | None. |
| Party 1 Type | Whether the first party is an entity or individual | Entity |
| Party 1 Name | Full legal name of the first party's signatory | |
| Party 1 Title | Title/role of the first party's signatory (entity only) | |
| Party 1 Company | Company name for the first party (entity only) | |
| Party 1 Email | Notice email address for the first party | |
| Party 2 Type | Whether the second party is an entity or individual | Entity |
| Party 2 Name | Full legal name of the second party's signatory | |
| Party 2 Title | Title/role of the second party's signatory (entity only) | |
| Party 2 Company | Company name for the second party (entity only) | |
| Party 2 Email | Notice email address for the second party |
Defaults shown are Common Paper's recommended values — see Common Paper's standard for all fields and options.
This template is a drafter's starting point. It does not constitute legal advice. Workflow support only. Not legal advice.