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Side Agreements are commonly used in Danish business practice when parties need to modify or clarify specific aspects of an existing agreement without disturbing the main contract's overall structure. This document type is particularly useful when dealing with changes in commercial circumstances, clarifying ambiguous terms, or adding new provisions that weren't contemplated in the original agreement. The Side Agreement must comply with Danish law, including the Danish Contracts Act and relevant EU regulations, and should clearly reference the main agreement it supplements. It's essential for documenting specific variations, special arrangements, or additional terms agreed upon by some or all of the original contracting parties, while ensuring legal certainty and maintaining the integrity of the contractual relationship.

1. Parties: Identification of all parties to the side agreement (must match or be a subset of the main agreement's parties)

2. Background: Context of the side agreement, including reference to the main agreement and reason for the side agreement

3. Definitions: Key terms used in the side agreement, including reference to definitions in the main agreement where applicable

4. Relationship to Main Agreement: Clear statement of how this side agreement relates to and impacts the main agreement

5. Scope of Modification: Specific provisions being added, modified, or clarified in relation to the main agreement

6. Duration and Effect: Term of the side agreement and how it aligns with the main agreement's duration

7. Confidentiality: Provisions regarding the confidential nature of the side agreement and its relationship to the main agreement's confidentiality terms

8. Governing Law: Confirmation of Danish law as governing law and relationship to the main agreement's governing law clause

9. Signatures: Execution block for all parties to the side agreement