This article examines effective contract drafting approaches for reducing the likelihood of disputes in business dealings. Contracts are a crucial legal tool in an increasingly complicated corporate world, governing the rights and obligations of the parties. However, many contracts are poorly constructed, causing uncertainty and the possibility of lawsuits. The paper discusses several contract drafting approaches, such as employing clear and straightforward wording, establishing realistic terms and conditions, and incorporating a dispute resolution mechanism. Furthermore, this study emphasizes the need of completing due diligence on all parties involved and understanding the necessary legal background. By taking these procedures, parties can lessen the chance of disputes while boosting legal certainty throughout contract implementation. The study's findings are expected to assist legal experts and business owners in developing more effective and efficient contract language.

This essay emphasizes the significance of implementing Pancasila values into law-making methods in Indonesia. Pancasila, being the foundation of the state, offers notions that can be used as guidance for ethical and moral laws. This qualitative study explores how Pancasila values like social justice, unity, and deliberation are applied in lawmaking. This article looks at legislation that show inconsistent implementation of Pancasila ideals and are often impacted by political and economic considerations. This article identifies barriers to adopting Pancasila values into public policy and suggests strategies to promote public participation in the legislative process. The goal is to raise knowledge of and apply Pancasila values so that the law better represents societal aspirations and promotes social fairness.