CAS-003 · Question #859
Company A is establishing a contractual relationship with Company B. The terms of the agreement are formalized in a document covering the payment terms, limitation of liability, and intellectual…
The correct answer is A. Company A-B SLA v2.docx. WARNING: The stated correct answer (A - SLA) appears to be incorrect. The three elements described - payment terms, limitation of liability, and intellectual property rights - are the canonical contents of a Master Service Agreement (MSA), making Answer C the technically…
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Company A is establishing a contractual relationship with Company B. The terms of the agreement are formalized in a document covering the payment terms, limitation of liability, and intellectual property rights. Which of the following documents will MOST likely contain these elements?
Options
- ACompany A-B SLA v2.docx
- BCompany A OLA v1b.docx
- CCompany A MSA v3.docx
- DCompany A MOU v1.docx
- ECompany A-B NDA v0.3.docx
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A85% (28)
- B3% (1)
- D9% (3)
- E3% (1)
Explanation
WARNING: The stated correct answer (A - SLA) appears to be incorrect. The three elements described - payment terms, limitation of liability, and intellectual property rights - are the canonical contents of a Master Service Agreement (MSA), making Answer C the technically correct choice. An MSA is the foundational legal contract governing an overall business relationship; it establishes the legal framework including payment structures, liability caps, IP ownership, warranties, indemnification, and governing law. An SLA (Service Level Agreement) is a narrowly scoped operational document that defines service performance metrics such as uptime percentages, response times, and remedies for missing those targets - it does not govern payment terms, liability limits, or IP rights. An OLA is an internal agreement between teams, an MOU is typically non-binding, and an NDA covers only confidentiality. If this question appears on a certification exam, the defensible answer is C (MSA).
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