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ARTICLE · 06 NOVEMBER 2012

Contract Review & Drafting – Rules One Should Know

"A contract shall be structured in such a way that the purpose behind it is lawfully positioned, performed, and protected!"

IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law

Article by Siddharth Sangal, Attorney, Supreme Court of India

"A contract shall be structured in such a way that the purpose behind it is lawfully positioned, performed, and protected!"

An effective contract is not only a reflection of the parties' intention to get into a legal relationship, but clearly lays out the respective obligations of the parties with necessary safeguards and efficacious remedies. Today's world is economized by trade, domestic and international, and this trade is facilitated through contracts (domestic or international) entered into by the parties. A domestic contract is one where both the parties operate their business from the one and the same country, whereas an international contract is one where both the parties operate their business from two different countries. Accelerated globalization has almost removed the disparity of required terms between the domestic and international contracts, and thus, most of the corporates follow the

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