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The document provides tips on how to draft a strong contract, including keeping it simple, spelling out all details, including conflict resolution procedures, using shall to indicate a legal requirement, avoiding unnecessary legalese, developing an outline to prevent omissions, being concise, simplifying language, using active voice and base verbs rather than nouns, ensuring all parties can participate, and including consideration, terms, confidentiality clauses, termination clauses, and ensuring it follows applicable laws. Key elements of a valid contract are also listed.
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- 2. How can I draft a good contract? Get it in writing. ... Keep it simple. ... Deal with the right person. ... Identify each party correctly. ... Spell out all of the details. ... Specify payment obligations. ... Agree on circumstances that terminate the contract. ... Agree on a way to resolve disputes.
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- 4. Should V shall legal? The word should does not express a legal requirement. But shall, in the case of the agreement, does. We often use the auxiliary verb shall to indicate a promise.
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- 10. How to Draft a Contract Determine if all parties can participate Determine consideration Set the terms of the contract Decide if you want to use a confidentially clause Include a dispute resolution clause Include a termination of contract clause Ensure the contract follows all applicable laws Ensure the contract follows industry and other specific requirements Offer the contract for acceptance Negotiate the contract's terms Sign the contract
- 11. Use base verbs than nouns verbs give sentences movements life nouns do not ex acknowledge –repay –transfer-postpone –fulfil- attend –decide-pay- perform-enhance –construct- establish –deny –collide lessee will pay 400$ lessee will make a payment of 400$ use active voice use action verbs use fewer words define gender notary – you- spelling and grammar be mindful in using tenses reference David jaroszewski
- 12. Recap What are the 10 essential elements of a valid contract? offer and acceptance.... intention to create legal relationship. ... lawful consideration.... capacity of parties. ... free consent. ... lawful object. ... certainty of meaning. ... possibility of performance reference David jaroszewski
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