Dry Hire Bar Agreement Form

Sometimes a client just wants the bar, not the staff — a styled unit to run themselves — and dry hire needs its own agreement because the risks are different. This form confirms what’s being hired, the hire period and the fee, then takes the client through the terms that matter when they’re in charge: a damage deposit, their responsibility for the licence and for serving responsibly, and the return condition. The liability and licensing clauses carry real weight on a dry hire. Once the unit’s with the client, they’re responsible for serving within the law and returning it as it left you, so pinning down the damage deposit, the licensing responsibility and the return terms protects your asset and your reputation. The e-signature and PDF give both sides a clear, dated record. Send it whenever you hire a bar out without staff. Free, brandable, with the signature and PDF built in.