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Wet & Dry Hire Agreements usually include clauses covering the description of goods, payment, dispute resolution processes, customer obligations, liability, the hire term, and what happens if goods are damaged.

This document will also usually include a cover page where the hirer can fill in the hiree’s details, including name, address and term of hire, to be viewed alongside the attached terms and conditions.

A properly drafted Wet and Dry Hire Agreement is important for protecting your rights, limiting your liability and avoiding unnecessary disputes. In particular, it can be useful to include a damaged goods clause stating that the hiree is responsible for repairing any damaged equipment or machinery.

It’s important to seek legal assistance when preparing a Wet and Dry Hire Agreement to help ensure these key components are properly covered.

Our fixed-fee Wet and Dry Hire Agreement packages start at $500 + GST. This includes a Wet and Dry Hire Agreement drafted to suit your business needs, phone consultations with a Sprintlaw lawyer, and a complimentary amendment to the final draft we provide to you.

Yes, we frequently draft Dry Hire Agreements without a Wet Hire option included. Similarly, we can draft Wet Hire Agreements without a Dry Hire option included.

A Wet and Dry Hire Agreement covers the hire of both the machinery and the operator who will operate it. By contrast, a Dry Hire Agreement does not include an operator and covers only the hire of the machinery.

We handle everything by phone, email and video call, so you never need to visit an office. Once you request a quote, one of our legally trained consultants will get back to you within one business day with a fixed-fee proposal. If you accept, we will pair you with a specialist lawyer who will guide you through the process. All documents are delivered digitally, and you can communicate with your lawyer in the way that suits you best. It is the same quality legal advice you would get from a traditional firm, just without the commute, hourly billing surprises or the formality.