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Contract Drafting

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Contract Drafting

Contract Drafting

Contract drafting is the process of creating a legally binding contract. This can be done by either party to the contract, but is typically done by an attorney or other professional draftsman. The process of contract drafting can be complex, and will vary depending on the jurisdiction in which the contract will be executed.

In general, however, the process of contract drafting will involve four steps:

1. identifying the contracting parties and their respective roles;

2. specifying the obligations of each party;

3. defining any terms that may be unclear or ambiguous; and

4. setting forth any conditions that must be met before the contract can become effective.

After a draft contract has been created, it is typically reviewed by both parties before it is finalized and executed. This review process ensures that both parties understand and agree to all of the terms set forth in the contract.

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