Schedules, annexes, appendices – reasons to include 1
The reasons for including a schedule (or annex, appendix, attachment or exhibit, as you like) may vary. I will address three aspects here, and the
Schedules, annexes, appendices 1
Many agreements contain exhibits. This blog post is the first of a series about schedules, annexes or whatever name you give to it. I divided
Contract drafting training – a possible agenda
The forthcoming weeks, I will be rolling out my contract drafting training sessions: I aim at experienced contract drafters (i.e., senior legal counsel and attorney’s-at-law)
Drafting Contracts under the Creative Commons license
Welcome in 2011! This year, my book will be published in hard copy. As a nice starter, I have permitted the use of Weagree’s online
Common conditions: M&A practice
After discussing best practice principles on drafting conditions, I feel it may be helpful to give a few examples. In this blog post, conditions commonly
Drakonic effects of not fulfilling a condition
Drakonic, not draconic, since it refers the ancient Greek king Drako (the c does not exist in Greek). That’s the effect if a condition remains
Subsidiaries and affiliates 1/2
I felt that it would be useful to start a new category: on interpretation guidelines. You will likely have seen those provisions that kindly remind
Back stop date
… also called Drop dead date: the last day on which all conditions should be fulfilled. Best practice rule 11 – this blog post –
Blog post no. 100, about Times New Roman
This is my weekly blog-post number 100 (one hundred)! Two years ago, Weagree started blogging on matters related to contract drafting! This post is about
