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CTR-2024-0108Headquarters Lease — Olaya Tower

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ActiveOlaya Towers Real Estate CompanyVerified via WathqCR 7001187364General negotiation playbook — v3

The assistant reads the inbound version clause by clause against the negotiation playbook and Saudi law, and suggests fixes — you decide.

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A human makes the final call. These are automated suggestions; the contract text changes only when a specialist accepts a fix, and their name and time are recorded in the audit log.

Contract risk score

Low
27
0100
out of 100 · Version 3
−24 since v2

Score across versions

0204060v1v2v3

Waqqa AI assistant

Executive summary — Version 3

Confidence 91%
A 5-year lease of 4 office floors in Olaya Tower, Riyadh, from Olaya Towers Real Estate at SAR 2,850,000 a year paid in two instalments, including 120 parking bays. It renews automatically for the same term unless either party gives 180 days' notice, with a fixed 3% annual escalation on renewal. Review notes focus on the liability cap (clause 6) and the termination notice (clause 7); there are no material legal breaches.
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Findings

2

1 Medium · 1 Low

Red lines

0

Must be fixed before signing

Compliance checks

3/4

Warnings 1 · breaches 0

Your decisions

0

of 2 findings

Risk map across clauses

Each bar is as tall as the clause is risky — click to jump to its finding

CriticalHighMediumLowMatches playbook

MediumClause 6

Liability cap at the fallback

Acceptable fallbackConfidence 84%

12 months is acceptable as a fallback but below the preferred position.

PlaybookPreferred 24 months · fallback 12 months.Who may concedeHead of Legal Affairs

Suggested fix as a tracked change· lowers the score by 5 points

Each party's aggregate liability shall not exceed the amounts paid in twelve (12) eighteen (18) months; the cap does not apply to fraud or a breach of confidentiality.

LowClause 7

45-day termination notice

Acceptable fallbackConfidence 76%

Shorter than preferred (60 days) but within the fallback.

PlaybookPreferred 60 days · fallback 30 days.Who may concedeContract owner

Suggested fix as a tracked change· lowers the score by 2 points

Either party may terminate on 45 days' 60 days' written notice, or at once on a material breach by the other not remedied within thirty (30) days.

Your decision on this version

0 fixes accepted · 0 high-severity findings left · score now 27

Deciding as Noura Al-Qahtani — Head of Legal Affairs