Mindmap of implementing Weagree’s Wizard (2)
This is Weagree’s 99th weekly weblog post! The next one – no. 100 ! – will be about the Times Roman font and is published
Mindmap of implementing Weagree’s Wizard (1)
Contract management implementation change management. In a series of blog posts early 2009 (click here, here and here), I discussed how the implementation of the
Rule 10 – Both parties benefit from a condition…
This blog post elaborates on my series of best practice rules on ‘drafting conditions’ (for the latest post, click here). This one discusses the effect
Best efforts, good faith and conditions
As discussed in my post regarding general aspects of conditions, a party who is burdened with the satisfaction of a condition must do so in
Require a statement if absence is a condition
If the absence of a fact or the non-occurence of an event is a condition to a party’s performance, it makes sense to provide that
Never include operative clauses in conditions
In my series of best practice rules on drafting conditions, best practice rules 5, 6 and 7 relate to drafting in a strict sense. I
Conditions should be satisfiable
The nature of a condition implies that it is either triggered or not. This post discusses the aspect of satisfying a condition: best practice rule
Group conditions clearly, subject-by-subject
Part three in a series of best practice rules on drafting conditions is closely related to the second one posted earlier today (click here). The
Bring conditions together
In this post, I address the second best practice rule I identified in a previous post (click here). The first best practice rule is discussed
