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It flows into legal draftery, although you would not know it from the timidity with which many [[Mediocre lawyer|modern commercial lawyers]] festoon their contracts. ''You don’t need to say what you don’t have to do in a contract''. Not even [[for the avoidance of doubt]]. | It flows into legal draftery, although you would not know it from the timidity with which many [[Mediocre lawyer|modern commercial lawyers]] festoon their contracts. ''You don’t need to say what you don’t have to do in a contract''. Not even [[for the avoidance of doubt]]. | ||
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