Need help with contract clauses, but only got a few minutes? An alphabetical, quick-access guide to all you need to know: The purpose and effect of common clauses, explaining the relevance of each, with illustrative examples. Now covers: The meaning of: 'Breach' 'Substantial' and 'material' in clauses for termination 'Beyond reasonable control' in force majeure cases When a priority of terms clause will operate Whether rules applying to penalties also apply to deposits The legal effectiveness of 'no amendment' or 'no variation' clauses Legal frameworks and how the courts will view such clauses…mehr
Need help with contract clauses, but only got a few minutes? An alphabetical, quick-access guide to all you need to know: The purpose and effect of common clauses, explaining the relevance of each, with illustrative examples. Now covers: The meaning of: 'Breach' 'Substantial' and 'material' in clauses for termination 'Beyond reasonable control' in force majeure cases When a priority of terms clause will operate Whether rules applying to penalties also apply to deposits The legal effectiveness of 'no amendment' or 'no variation' clauses Legal frameworks and how the courts will view such clauses during a dispute >Also includes: A step-by-step commentary Examples of best practice in different situations Detailed notes on each type of boilerplate clause A summary of relevant law, including statutory definitions and case law Precedents available as electronic downloadsHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mark Anderson is Managing Partner of Anderson Law. He drafts, negotiates and advises on commercial agreements and has over 30 years' experience as a commercial and intellectual property lawyer. Mark's clients include commercial companies (both publicly-quoted and private companies, including SMEs), professional service firms (including overseas law firms), universities, hospitals and other charities, funding bodies, investors, and individual inventors and entrepreneurs. His clients are based mostly in England and Wales, but also in Continental Europe, North America and Australasia. Victor Warner is a solicitor and consultant with Anderson Law. Victor is the lead author of several legal textbooks and loose-leaf works produced by Anderson Law, including Drafting and Negotiating Commercial Contracts (4th Ed) and Technology Law (3rd Ed) both published by Bloomsbury Professional.
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1. Introduction 2. Acknowledgements 3. Affiliates, group companies and subsidiaries 4. Agency, partnership and joint venture (denials of) 5. Agents for service 6. Agreeing to enter and signing an agreement (execution and signature block clauses) 7. Amendment or variation 8. Announcements 9. Appointment 10. Arbitration, alternative dispute resolution and the use of experts 11. Assignment and novation 12. Auditing, inspection and records 13. Best endeavours, reasonable endeavours and all reasonable endeavours 14. Breach 15. Capacity (and authority) 16. Charges 17. Commencement date 18. Completion 19. Conditions precedent and subsequent 20. Confidentiality 21. Consent (or approval or acceptance) 22. Consequences of termination (survival of terms) 23. Consultation 24. Consumer contracts 25. Contra proferentem 26. Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 27. Costs and expenses 28. Counterparts (or duplicates) 29. Covenants 30. Cumulative remedies 31. Currency 32. Data protection 33. Date of agreement 34. Deeds 35. Definitions 36. Deposits and part payments 37. Disclaimers 38. Entire and final agreement and acknowledgement of non-reliance 39. Exclusive, non-exclusive and sole 40. Exemption clauses 41. Expiry and termination at will 42. Force majeure 43. Freedom on information 44. Further assurance 45. Good faith and 'agreement to agree' 46. Indemnities 47. Indexation (inflation) 48. Insolvency (termination for) 49. Insurance 50. Intellectual property 51. Interest 52. Interpretation 53. Joint and several liability 54. Language 55. Law and jurisdiction 56. Net sales value (or net invoice price) 57. Notices 58. Option and right of first refusal 59. Parties 60. Payment terms 61. Priority of terms (or order of precedence) 62. Receipts 63. Recitals 64. Reporting 65. Representations 66. Retention of title 67. Schedules 68. Set-off and retention 69. Severance and invalidity 70. Stamp duty (and Stamp Duty Land Tax) 71. Sub-contracting 72. Subject to contract (and other denials of a legally-binding contract) 73. Successors and assigns 74. Termination for breach 75. Territory 76. Time of the essence 77. Time periods 78. Title (or property) and risk 79. Value Added Tax 80. Waivers and releases 81. Warranties Appendix Boilerplate Agreement
1. Introduction 2. Acknowledgements 3. Affiliates, group companies and subsidiaries 4. Agency, partnership and joint venture (denials of) 5. Agents for service 6. Agreeing to enter and signing an agreement (execution and signature block clauses) 7. Amendment or variation 8. Announcements 9. Appointment 10. Arbitration, alternative dispute resolution and the use of experts 11. Assignment and novation 12. Auditing, inspection and records 13. Best endeavours, reasonable endeavours and all reasonable endeavours 14. Breach 15. Capacity (and authority) 16. Charges 17. Commencement date 18. Completion 19. Conditions precedent and subsequent 20. Confidentiality 21. Consent (or approval or acceptance) 22. Consequences of termination (survival of terms) 23. Consultation 24. Consumer contracts 25. Contra proferentem 26. Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 27. Costs and expenses 28. Counterparts (or duplicates) 29. Covenants 30. Cumulative remedies 31. Currency 32. Data protection 33. Date of agreement 34. Deeds 35. Definitions 36. Deposits and part payments 37. Disclaimers 38. Entire and final agreement and acknowledgement of non-reliance 39. Exclusive, non-exclusive and sole 40. Exemption clauses 41. Expiry and termination at will 42. Force majeure 43. Freedom on information 44. Further assurance 45. Good faith and 'agreement to agree' 46. Indemnities 47. Indexation (inflation) 48. Insolvency (termination for) 49. Insurance 50. Intellectual property 51. Interest 52. Interpretation 53. Joint and several liability 54. Language 55. Law and jurisdiction 56. Net sales value (or net invoice price) 57. Notices 58. Option and right of first refusal 59. Parties 60. Payment terms 61. Priority of terms (or order of precedence) 62. Receipts 63. Recitals 64. Reporting 65. Representations 66. Retention of title 67. Schedules 68. Set-off and retention 69. Severance and invalidity 70. Stamp duty (and Stamp Duty Land Tax) 71. Sub-contracting 72. Subject to contract (and other denials of a legally-binding contract) 73. Successors and assigns 74. Termination for breach 75. Territory 76. Time of the essence 77. Time periods 78. Title (or property) and risk 79. Value Added Tax 80. Waivers and releases 81. Warranties Appendix Boilerplate Agreement
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