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Wherefore “subject ''always'' to”? Well, to easily disturbed minds, it shuts a door that less fulsomely-expressed contingencies might have left open. Could “subject to ~” be read as to imply things are only “subject ''sometimes'' to ~”, and other times not? Yes, yes: the plain-speakers among you will cavill at such limp-mindedness, and the [[JC]] would be at your shoulder if you did, but if you can confect a better rationale for imposing that “always”, your imagination is more gruesome even than his. | Wherefore “subject ''always'' to”? Well, to easily disturbed minds, it shuts a door that less fulsomely-expressed contingencies might have left open. Could “subject to ~” be read as to imply things are only “subject ''sometimes'' to ~”, and other times not? Yes, yes: the plain-speakers among you will cavill at such limp-mindedness, and the [[JC]] would be at your shoulder if you did, but if you can confect a better rationale for imposing that “always”, your imagination is more gruesome even than his. | ||
“Subject to” also often heralds a forthcoming clause [[cross reference]]. As we argue [[cross references|elsewhere]], cross references in legal contracts are a kind of Kell of disorganised or or fussy drafting. | |||
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*[[No oral modification]] and {{casenote|Rock Advertising Limited|MWB Business Exchange Centres Limited}} | *[[No oral modification]] and {{casenote|Rock Advertising Limited|MWB Business Exchange Centres Limited}} | ||
*[[Notwithstanding anything to the contrary hereinbefore contained]] | *[[Notwithstanding anything to the contrary hereinbefore contained]] | ||