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Consignment Agreement
Leave your stock in a shop — you stay the owner, they take a cut, and settlement terms are in writing.
Quick answer
A consignment agreement is a written agreement used by makers, artists and crafters selling through shops and galleries in South Africa. This template covers stock stays your property, selling price protection, shop commission, settlement & statements and more, drafted with POPIA, the CPA and the ECT Act in mind.
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What's inside
- 01Stock stays your property
- 02Selling price protection
- 03Shop commission
- 04Settlement & statements
- 05Care of stock & negligence
- 06Return of unsold stock
- 07Records & inspection
- 08POPIA data-protection clause
Good to know
Who owns the stock in the shop?+
You do, until it sells — that's the point of consignment, and this agreement states it clearly.
What if the shop closes or stock goes missing?+
The shop is liable for loss or damage caused by its negligence, and unsold stock must be returned after the agreed period.
Is this legal advice?+
No. It's a professionally structured starting point. For high-value or unusual deals, have an attorney review your completed document.
