Maine Stipulations are legal agreements between two entities that outline the rights and obligations of each party. They are commonly used in contracts to specify the terms and conditions of the agreement. Maine Stipulations are a way for parties to build trust and protect their interests. There are three main types of Maine Stipulations: Covenant Not to Compete, Non-Competition Agreement, and Non-Disclosure Agreement. A Covenant Not to Compete is an agreement between two entities that prevents one from competing in a certain market or area. A Non-Competition Agreement is a contract that prevents one from competing in a certain market or area after the contract is terminated. A Non-Disclosure Agreement is an agreement between two entities that prevents one from disclosing certain confidential information.