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The Service Level Agreement Between Two Companies is a critical business document used when one company agrees to provide specific services to another under defined performance standards and metrics. This type of agreement is essential in Hong Kong's dynamic business environment, where service quality and accountability are paramount. The document typically includes comprehensive details about service scope, performance standards, measurement methods, reporting requirements, and remedial actions for service failures. It's particularly crucial in Hong Kong's service-oriented economy, where businesses often rely on external service providers for critical functions. The agreement must comply with Hong Kong's common law system and relevant ordinances, including the Contract Law (Cap. 26) and specific industry regulations. This document serves as both a legal safeguard and an operational framework, ensuring clear understanding and accountability between the contracting parties.
