Drafting Skills · glossary
Your own redline of the other side’s version against the version you sent. Software builds it, and it shows every change, marked or not. Yours found the change Kestrow’s solicitors had not marked in the force majeure clause. Chapter 9 · see Issues list, Mark-up
Explained in Chapter 9, How to Review a Contract Mark-Up and Issues List, of Drafting Skills.
So never rely on the marks. Make your own comparison: a redline of their version against the version you sent. Comparison software builds it for you. Every change then shows, marked or not.Read Chapter 9, How to Review a Contract Mark-Up and Issues List →
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