Scope of Contract

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Contents 1 2.1 Scope of this Agreement

Most contracts that deal with committed and intimate relationships - whether state marriage contracts, pre-nuptial contracts or post-nuptial contracts - tend to focus on one issue only: money.

We take a wider, more holistic and inclusive view of marriage, one that incorporates a wide range of dimensions that include financial matters but also a whole spectrum of others.

In this section of the Marriage Contract the couple set out what, in contract law, is known as the scope of the contract. A contract's scope is the range of topics and issues that the contract is intended to cover.

Note that this is the second numbered section, Section 2, of the Marriage Contract.

2.1 Scope of this Agreement

2.1	[Romeo] and [Juliet] agree that the scope of their marital provisions are outlined in the following sections of this Agreement: Section 5 (Marriage Provisions), Section 6 (Marital Home Provisions), Section 7 (Wealth Provisions), Section 8 (Kinship Provisions), Section 9 (Sustainability Provisions), Section 10 (Dissolution Provisions) and Section 11 (General Provisions).
2.2	[Romeo] and [Juliet] agree that the their intentions and obligations as outlined in Section 3 (Good Faith and Fair Dealing) and Section 4 (Full Disclosure) of this Agreement are fundamental to fulfilling their commitments outlined in Sections 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 of this Agreement.

 

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