Conflicts

The conflicts a careful reader quotes but does not connect.

A definition in one article and a mechanic in another can each read correctly and still contradict each other. Because every clause is tied to the clauses it relies on, DealGraph checks a deal's documents against themselves.

Both passages, side by side.

Each finding shows the two provisions that disagree, quoted and verified against the page, with a plain statement of the conflict.

From the product
Two indenture sections shown side by side with the finding that they contradict each other.Two indenture sections shown side by side with the finding that they contradict each other.
Two sections of one indenture that set different thresholds for the same act.

Ranked, so counsel reads the important ones first.

Findings are ordered by severity and labelled by how they were found, so counsel can weigh each one and record a view.

From the product
A list of findings ranked by severity, each naming the sections involved and explaining the conflict.A list of findings ranked by severity, each naming the sections involved and explaining the conflict.
Findings by severity, each naming the sections involved.

What you can do

  • Catch contradictions before closing.
  • Give counsel both passages and the question in one view.
  • Keep the decision on each finding on the record.

See your own deal as a record.

Bring one indenture. We will show you its parties, waterfall, tests and conflicts, each tied to its clause.

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