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Each clause is checked against your own standard positions and fallbacks. What breaks them comes back as a finding with its clause, and a fix.
9. Limitation of liability
9.1 Except for a breach of Clause 14 (Confidentiality), the Supplier's total liability under this Agreement shall be unlimited .
9.2 Neither party shall be liable for any indirect or consequential loss, including loss of profit.
10. Indemnity
10.1 The Customer shall indemnify the Supplier against all claims .
Every finding opens its clause
Click a finding and the contract opens at the clause it is about, with the words highlighted, so you check it before you rely on it.
The notice dated 05.01.2026 was received by the petitioner on 09.01.2026 1. He replied on 19.01.2026, enclosing his bank statements 2Page 14…the petitioner submitted his reply dated 19.01.2026 along with copies of the bank statements for the period in question….
The amount of ₹4,50,000 was repaid in full on 02.12.2025 by RTGS 3, and the bank has confirmed the transfer 4.
Clause 7 of the agreement requires any notice to be sent by registered post 5. The notice was sent only by WhatsApp.
Copies of the RTGS receipt and the bank's letter of 05.12.2025 are enclosed as Annexures A and B 6.
The demand is therefore denied in full, without prejudice to the petitioner's rights.
What changed in their markup
Compare the counterparty's draft with yours clause by clause, with how much each change moves the risk.
- 7.2Indemnity cap cut from 100% to 20% of the priceHigh
- 12Governing law moved from India to SingaporeHigh
- 6.4Seller's warranties now limited to its knowledgeHigh
- 9.1Non-compete stretched from 2 to 3 yearsMedium
- 4.3Escrow clause deletedMedium
- 10.2Claims window shortened from 24 to 12 monthsMedium
- 15Notice address updatedLow
Three changes shift risk to your client, the seller. A reply restoring clauses 6.4, 7.2 and 12 is drafted.
Reply to buyer's markup.docxTracked changes on v4, with a cover noteTracked changes, ready for Word
Accept the fixes you agree with and download the contract with the changes tracked, as the other side expects to receive it.
In the High Court of Delhi at New Delhi
Bail Application No. ____ of 2026
Rohan Malhotra…Applicant
Versus
State (NCT of Delhi)…Respondent
Application under Section 482 BNSS for anticipatory bail
Grounds
- 1.The offences carry up to seven years, so arrest is not the rule. 3
- 2.The applicant joined the investigation on 20 and 27 September 2026. 4
- 3.He has no previous case and his family and business are in Delhi. 5
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Common questions
What is AI contract review?
Software that reads a contract clause by clause, compares it with a standard (your playbook or market practice), and reports the risks and the changes to make. In Justis every finding links to the clause it is about, and the fixes come back as tracked changes in Word.
Can it review contracts against our own playbook?
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Does it work on PDF and scanned contracts?
Yes. Scanned and handwritten pages are read with OCR, including Hindi. When you apply the changes to a PDF, Justis makes a Word copy and puts the tracked changes there.
Is it accurate enough to rely on?
Treat it as a careful first reviewer. Every finding cites the clause it relies on, so you can check it in one click, and when a point is uncertain it says so. The decision to accept a change stays with you.
Does it understand Indian law?
Yes. It reviews against Indian statutes and case law (the Contract Act, the Specific Relief Act, the Stamp Acts, the DPDP Act and others) and cites the provision or judgment when a point turns on it.
Can it review many contracts at once?
Yes. For a stack of contracts, use Tabular Review: ask the same questions of hundreds of agreements and get the answers in one table, each cell linked to its clause.
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