Comments on: The “Cut and Paste” Trap

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By: “Is this contract OK?” « Annesley Business Consulting Ltd

“Is this contract OK?” « Annesley Business Consulting Ltd — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 16:36:26 +0000

[...] As well as creating a huge amount of uncertaintly, the above examples highlight a common problem – which is the tendency to focus upon what a contract contains, rather than what is omitted. This is an especially easy trap for lawyers with no practical commerical experience, and business people with no legal experience, to fall into. It is also a serious side-effect of cut and paste drafting (as to which, see my earlier article: The Cut and Paste Trap.) [...]