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Redlines against your playbook

Check a counterparty's redlines against your own contract playbook: accept what is inside your terms, hold what is not with the reason, and draft the reply for a person to review.

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A contract comes back marked up and someone wants to know what is fine, what is not, and what to say back.

  1. 01

    Read the playbook first: each clause you care about, what you accept, your fallback, and what you never accept. With no playbook, stop and ask for one rather than inventing positions.

  2. 02

    List every change in the redline with its clause and page.

  3. 03

    For each, say accept, counter or reject, and quote the playbook line that decides it. A change the playbook does not cover is held for a person, not decided.

  4. 04

    Draft the reply: what is accepted, each counter with proposed wording, and each rejection with a short reason.

  5. 05

    Lead with anything touching liability, indemnity, payment, term or IP.

Draft only; nothing is signed or sent. Not legal advice.

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---name: playbook-redline-checkdescription: "Check a counterparty's redlines against your own contract playbook: accept what is inside your terms, hold what is not with the reason, and draft the reply for a person to review."metadata:  title: "Redlines against your playbook"  category: legal  tags: [legal, contracts]--- ## When to use this A contract comes back marked up and someone wants to know what is fine,what is not, and what to say back. ## How 1. Read the playbook first: each clause you care about, what you accept,   your fallback, and what you never accept. With no playbook, stop and ask   for one rather than inventing positions.2. List every change in the redline with its clause and page.3. For each, say accept, counter or reject, and quote the playbook line   that decides it. A change the playbook does not cover is held for a   person, not decided.4. Draft the reply: what is accepted, each counter with proposed wording,   and each rejection with a short reason.5. Lead with anything touching liability, indemnity, payment, term or IP. Draft only; nothing is signed or sent. Not legal advice.
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