Legal Question in Business Law in New York
Caps and bolded jurisdiction clauses
Why are choice of law clauses in caps and bolded? Is that a requirement?
Asked on 5/23/07, 2:36 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
John Friedman
Law Office of John K. Friedman
Re: Caps and bolded jurisdiction clauses
Contractual clauses are put in bold caps to set them apart and draw the parties' attention to them. In some instances - as with disclaimed warranties - applicable law often requires that the language we in style and manner set apart from the more run-of-the-mill language.
Answered on 5/23/07, 2:40 pm
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