Drafting Skills · glossary

Mark-up

Your draft sent back by the other side, with its changes shown. Kestrow’s solicitors sent theirs as version 3. One change in it was not marked, so always check a mark-up against your own comparison. Kestrow’s mark-up, covering email · Chapter 1 · see Comparison, Issues list

Explained in Chapter 1, How to Draft a Contract from a Term Sheet, of Drafting Skills.

How it comes up, in Chapter 1
The road to signing runs through six versions. When the garage answers, its solicitors send a mark-up: your draft with their changes shown.
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