Boilerplate Clause
Boilerplate clauses are standard provisions appearing in most contracts that address general legal matters rather than specific transaction terms.
| Common Clauses | Purpose |
| Entire agreement | Contract supersedes prior discussions |
| Severability | Invalid clauses don't void entire contract |
| Waiver | Failure to enforce doesn't waive rights |
| Amendment | How contract can be modified |
| Assignment | Whether parties can transfer rights |
| Legal Function | Importance |
| Risk management | Protects against unforeseen issues |
| Enforceability | Ensures contract validity |
| Dispute prevention | Clarifies general rules |
| Standard practice | Expected in professional contracts |
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