Indemnity, force majeure and termination
Most of a commercial contract is administration. A handful of clauses decide who carries the loss when something goes wrong, and those clauses are usually at the back, unnegotiated, in the section people skim. They are also the ones capable of costing more than the contract is worth.
Personal Guarantee Explained: What You Are Actually Signing
A personal guarantee puts your own money behind the company's debt. What it covers, why 'joint and several' matters, and the four limits worth asking for.
Warranties and Disclosure: How Sellers Limit What They Owe
In a sale and purchase agreement the warranties set what the seller promises and the disclosure schedules take it back. How the pair works, and what to check.
Termination Clause Explained: How to Actually Get Out
For cause, for convenience, and the cure period between them - plus what survives the contract ending, who pays for work already done, and the notice traps.
Force Majeure Clause Explained: When It Actually Excuses You
What force majeure covers, why the listed events matter more than the concept, and the three tests a court applies before it excuses performance.
Indemnification Clause Explained: What You're Agreeing To
What an indemnity actually obligates you to pay, how it differs from a warranty, and the four limits that turn an open-ended clause into a survivable one.
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MSA
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