Drafting contracts using "shall," "may" and "must"

Drafting contracts using "shall," "may" and "must" /

"A large percentage of litigation arising out of contracts results from poor drafting. In order to eliminate this litigation, it is imperative that law students master good drafting skills. One of the most important aspects of drafting a contract is the operative language--language that affects...

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Main Author: Cohen, Debra R.
Corporate Author: Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction
Format: Electronic Continuing Resource
Language:English
Published: Minneapolis, MN : Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction
Series:CALI lessons. Contracts.
CALI lessons. Legal research.
CALI lessons. Legal writing.
Subjects:
Legal composition > Interactive multimedia > Problems, exercises, etc.
Contracts > United States > Language > Interactive multimedia > Problems, exercises, etc.
Legal composition.
Contracts > Language.
Contracts.
United States.
Problems and exercises.
Interactive multimedia.
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