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How do you create a data contract?
Declare that the type has a data contract by applying the DataContractAttribute attribute to the class. Note that all public types, including those without attributes, are serializable.
Define the members (properties, fields, or events) that are serialized by applying the DataMemberAttribute attribute to each member.
How can you improve a contract?
Review Your Current Process and Set Goals. There's a reason why you're currently considering improving your contract management process.
Use Templates.
Automate.
Engage a Contract Management Consultant.
Build a Plan to Continuously Review Your Process.
Will Smart contracts replace lawyers?
In either case, you will need someone with the legal knowledge for the compliance issues. Here you go, lawyers again. What smart contracts do here is not replacing the lawyers but changing the skillet and knowledge required for lawyers to practice.
Is Smart contracts are reversible?
A smart contract is a protocol for regulating contracts. Smart contracts allow performing credible transactions without third parties. These transactions are trackable and irreversible.
Can a smart contract be changed?
Smart contracts in Ethereum are immutable by default. Once you create them there is no way to alter them, effectively acting as an unbreakable contract among participants.
Can you change the terms of a contract?
While there is always a provision for amendments in a contract, one party cannot just wake up one fine morning and make the changes they want. For the changes to be valid, both parties need to agree to them. If one of them does not agree to the changes, then they will not be enforceable.
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