Think first: ‘and/or’
I hesitated to address the and/or topic in my blog category entitled “Funny phrases” but I must say that there is nothing funny about it.
I hesitated to address the and/or topic in my blog category entitled “Funny phrases” but I must say that there is nothing funny about it.
In the category frequently used miscellaneous provisions, you will probably agree that the severability clause returns very often. Usually, it contains some superfluous statements that
This is the fourth, for the time being and last, weblog on doublets and triplets with a high level of superabundance. If you encounter others,
Leading change management to contract automation. In a preceding blog, I addressed the three first steps necessary for a successful implementation of changes of processes.
Contract automation and change management. Some people believe that implementing and using the Weagree Wizard requires a change of process. Weagree believes that the advantages
This is the third blog about doublets and triplets in contracts (for the previous parts click here). Part 4 will follow shortly. If you missed
This is part two of sense and nonsense about hendiadyses and quasi-synonyms. Do you know another one? Let me know. Free and clear. The terminology
Contract drafting often entails the use of doublets and triplets. It is my impression that more often than not, those doublets or triplets (or hendiadyses
A familiar funny phrase that initiates the provisions of an agreement is that therefore the parties agree what follows. This blogpost addresses the whereabouts of
The counterparts clause is one of the most remarkable miscellaneous provisions of current common law practice. Apparently, over the past century, it has lost the
