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{{a|boilerplate|The classic [[successors and assigns]] formulation:<br>{{subtable|“This agreement is binding upon, and [[inure]]s to the benefit of, the parties and their respective permitted successors and assigns.”}}}}The JC’s love for the tedial minutiae of [[boilerplate]] is deep, but when it comes to pedagogical rigour, he is no match — there ''is'' no match, frankly — for the redoubtable [[Ken Adams]], author of {{br|A Manual of Style for the Drafting of Contacts}}. | {{a|boilerplate|{{image|Biblical genealogy|jpg|}}The classic [[successors and assigns]] formulation:<br>{{subtable|“This agreement is binding upon, and [[inure]]s to the benefit of, the parties and their respective permitted successors and assigns.”}}}}The JC’s love for the tedial minutiae of [[boilerplate]] is deep, but when it comes to pedagogical rigour, he is no match — there ''is'' no match, frankly — for the redoubtable [[Ken Adams]], author of {{br|A Manual of Style for the Drafting of Contacts}}. | ||
As we all know by now, Mr. Adams’ violets don’t shrink. Not for ''him'' the JC’s preferred M.O. of dashing off a couple of lazy paragraphs to mock the feckless vacuity of a time-worn legal catchphrase. Indeed, no: Mr. Adams prefers the all-out frontal thermonuclear attack. His medium of choice: the peer-reviewed academic monograph. | As we all know by now, Mr. Adams’ violets don’t shrink. Not for ''him'' the JC’s preferred M.O. of dashing off a couple of lazy paragraphs to mock the feckless vacuity of a time-worn legal catchphrase. Indeed, no: Mr. Adams prefers the all-out frontal thermonuclear attack. His medium of choice: the peer-reviewed academic monograph. | ||