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Conditions and Contingencies

Contracts Run on Conditions

If, Unless, Provided That — Choosing the Right Connector

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Draft a Conditional Clause

Trigger, Exception, or Proviso?

Rewrite With the Right Connector

Answers and why

Teaches the correct use of if, unless, and provided that in contract clauses, and how to draft precise conditional obligations.

Almost every contract clause is conditional in some way — a duty that only arises if something happens, or a right that exists unless something else occurs. This module teaches you to choose correctly between if, unless, and provided that, and to draft a conditional clause with no ambiguity.

Conditional Clauses in Contracts

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