A clause library you keep yourself CLAUSE
A clause library kept in this browser. The numbering is computed rather than typed, a cross-reference points at a clause instead of at a number, and the party names are entered once.
These clauses are a starting point for a draft, not legal advice.
1. The library
2. The document
No clauses in the document.
Reorder the clauses and every number and every cross-reference is worked out again.
3. Fill in the blanks
Every placeholder in the clauses you picked, gathered here. Fill one and it changes everywhere it appears.
4. Definitions check
Which capitalised terms this document defines, which it defines and never uses, and which it uses without defining.
5. The document as it stands
6. Take it away
How it works
CLAUSE is a contract clause library you keep in your own browser. Clause numbers are worked out rather than typed, cross-references point at a clause so they survive reordering, and party names are filled in from placeholders. Export a draft as a Word document. No set of clauses is safe to use unchanged, including these, so treat it as a place to keep and assemble your own wording and have it reviewed.
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