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To ensure you get the most relevant answer possible, it is important your question is clear, concise, and specific
In order to make a clear and effective request for information in a legal document, it is important to be clear, concise, and specific in your query. Poorly-worded queries can result in unclear or irrelevant information being provided, making it difficult to find the information you need.
1. Be specific
Think carefully about the information you are looking for, and be specific in your query. This will help Lawrify provide more accurate and relevant information.
❌ What happens if the assets are lost?
✅ How is the risk of accidental loss of the assets regulated?
2. Provide context
Provide relevant background information and context for the request, such as the date range of the information, or other relevant details.
❌ What is the name of the main party?
✅ What is the name of the party which sells the assets?
3. Be concise
Keep your request concise and focused on the specific information you are seeking. Avoid including unnecessary or irrelevant details, as this can make it more difficult for Lawrify's AI to properly understand what you are looking for.
❌ What is the payment procedure?
✅ What is the procedure where an asset is exchanged for payment?
Samples
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Q: What is the name of the party which sells the assets?
THE BUYER; Legal Bob, a legal entity incorporated under the laws of the USA, and THE SELLER; BeYound, a legal entity incorporated under the laws of Turkey,...
Q: What is the payment procedure?
The payment terms shall be defined in Purchase orders.The payment shall be made by the Buyer against invoice within thirty (30) calendar days after the date of receipt of invoice. All invoices submitted to the Buyer shall list each item of the Goods according to Purchase orders.
Q: How is the risk of accidental loss of the assets regulated?
TITLE AND RISKS. Title to the Goods and risks of loss and damage to the Goods shall pass to the Buyer upon handing over of the Goods to the Buyer.