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Navigating legal contractsLook at the following extracts from contract clauses. In each, a navigation word has been underlined. Link the underlined word to its meaning.
Legal contracts are complex documents. Drafters use many specialist legal terms as well as particular words to navigate through the document and relate the different clauses together.
Standard Terms and Conditions of Sale Below are the main paragraph titles from a Sale Agreement. Link the paragraph titles to the details of the contents of each paragraph.
This document sets out the terms and conditions on which a business supplies goods and is drafted as far as possible to exclude the business's liability for any faulty products. However, statute usually decrees that when a business contracts with a consumer then certain rights cannot be contracted out of.
Letter of reminder Collecting unpaid debts requires a mix of tact and persistence. Many companies have to send a stream of reminders before sending the final demand. And it is the last one which usually produces the desired result. Here are the extracts from three reminders and a final demand. Organize the extracts into the correct letters. 1. We are concerned that this matter is still unresolved and would be grateful to receive your cheque in full settlement of the outstanding sum without further delay. 2. We would like to remind you that the sum of £3500 is still outstanding on your account. 3. Since we have received no replies to our earlier letters, we have no option but to inform you that unless we receive a cheque for the outstanding sum of £3500 within seven days of the date of this letter, we shall place the matter in the hands of our solicitors. 4. I wrote to you on 1st July regarding your unpaid account, amounting to £3500. 5. Clearly, this situation cannot be permitted to continue, and we must urge you to take immediate action to clear the indebtedness. 6. If you are satisfied with the goods supplied to you, we would ask that you kindly settle the account as soon as possible. 7. We have now reminded you twice regarding the outstanding sum of £3500 on your account, but to no avail.
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