Document background
The Sub Distribution Agreement is a crucial commercial contract used when a primary distributor wishes to expand their distribution network by appointing sub-distributors in specific territories within Canada. This document is essential for businesses operating multi-tiered distribution networks and requires careful consideration of both federal and provincial laws, including competition regulations, consumer protection legislation, and industry-specific requirements. The agreement typically outlines the relationship between the primary distributor and sub-distributor, including rights to distribute products, territorial limitations, pricing structures, performance expectations, and compliance obligations. It's particularly important in industries with complex distribution chains or where specialized handling of products is required. The document should be tailored to address specific provincial requirements while maintaining consistency with federal Canadian laws governing distribution relationships.
