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18 October, 09:35

Contracts drafted under a common law framework tend to be

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  1. 18 October, 12:05
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    In detailed along with all the contingencies that are spelled out.

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    Common law is the body which is of legal rules that have been made or build through the judges as they will issue the rulings on cases, which is opposed to the rules and the laws which were made through the official statutes or the legislature.

    Under the common law, the contracts are made or stated or drafted so that they will provide a brief as well as detailed rules along with all the possible contingencies which were spelled out or made out.
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