Aisha Ochuwa Tella Shares Essential Contract Tips in New Book

Aisha Ochuwa Tella, an expert in contract law, writer and a successful entrepreneur, has made sterling contributions to the business world in her new book titled ‘Contracts in Commercial transactions’.

The book has beamed more light on the intricacies of commercial transactions, from the point of view of legal practitioners.

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Drawing from her proven wealth of experience in business and law, Aisha Ochuwa Tella posits that, “The financial capacity to set up a business is good, but the structural know-how is even better”.

This statement by Aisha Ochuwa emphasizes the significance of strategic planning and effective contract management in business.

The motivation for Aisha Ochuwa emanates from the recognition that “a business is a forever venture that must be structured with the highest level of professionalism, intentionality and dedication for it to thrive.”

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Writing on the importance of contract, Aisha Ochuwa warns that “a business not rightly positioned, with the right tools in place, has automatically been set up for a downfall”.

She identifies well-drafted contracts as essential tools for success. The book, “General Contracts in Commercial Transactions” covers so many areas including Foundational Knowledge, Understanding contract basics, 26 Essential Contracts, definitions, uses, importance and legal implications across industries and Contract Ethos, grasping the underlying principles.

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Other areas in the book include Common Mistakes and Avoiding Pitfalls in contract negotiation cum Legal Guidance, vis-à-vis the vital role of expert advice.

Being an expert in contact law, Aisha Ochuwa  stresses the importance of consulting legal experts when entering commercial transactions, ensuring informed decision-making.

The book General Contracts in Commercial Transactions talks about the effectiveness of contracts as They safeguard businesses, facilitate growth and prevent disputes.

Writing on how to leverage contracts she wrote that business owners should “Craft comprehensive agreements, seek professional counsel and continually review terms”.

In “General Contracts in Commercial Transactions,” Aisha Ochuwa Tella provides invaluable insights for business men and women to see and learn from.