Drafting & Vetting Service

Contracts have always formed a critical part of business, and therefore of commercial litigation. In this era of commercialization, all businesses need and intend to enter into perfect contracts, ones that are clear enough to be easily understood by a person of ordinary prudence and at the same time detailed enough so that it cannot be willfully misinterpreted. However, it requires a lot of time to draft a legally sound and detailed contract so as to incorporate the stipulations of the parties, in order to meet the object of such contract with precaution and to minimize the legal and business risk resulting from the inconsistent language. Time and resources spent during the careful drafting of Contracts / Agreements can save Corporations and Businesses from several legal issues. A contract is a written agreement that binds two or more parties and outlines the obligations and rights of each party. Writing down an agreement’s terms and conditions explicitly in the process of contract drafting. The aim of contract drafting is to produce a legally enforceable written document that is crystal clear, succinct, and as close to the parties’ objectives as is practical. Regardless of their field of specialisation, it is one of the fundamental abilities that all lawyers are supposed to have. In addition to creating linguistic ambiguity, a poorly written agreement may cause you to lose your case because of the anomaly the language’s use created. Since the language and expressions used in the agreement’s body must be taken into consideration when reading, interpreting, and analysing the document. It’s critical to understand that a fictitious term or a meaning other than what is taken literally can never be derived.

Benefits of Contract Vetting:

• You can ultimately save time and money by vetting agreements.
• It guarantees that the items agreed upon by the parties are appropriately included.
• It offers a third party’s assessment of the agreement’s provisions, producing a clear opinion.
• It makes it possible for parties to prudently comprehend their roles and duties.