Jang-Vijay Singh
2018-11-27 23:28:02 UTC
Hello everyone,
Thank you again for answering some of my questions in the past.
Does anyone know a good and comprehensive ontology for contracts that could
be reused.
Something that defines concepts like clause, predicate, ... or rights,
obligations, prohibitions in a manner that could be reasoned upon (and, as
I visualise it, could be linked to other ontologies from legislation?)
Thought of checking if something was already available for contracts.
I have seen V. Kabilan's (2003) paper describing a class model for
contracts but no accompanying (OWL) ontology. There doesn't seem to be
anything more recent and generic enough.
Best Regards,
Jang-Vijay
Thank you again for answering some of my questions in the past.
Does anyone know a good and comprehensive ontology for contracts that could
be reused.
Something that defines concepts like clause, predicate, ... or rights,
obligations, prohibitions in a manner that could be reasoned upon (and, as
I visualise it, could be linked to other ontologies from legislation?)
Thought of checking if something was already available for contracts.
I have seen V. Kabilan's (2003) paper describing a class model for
contracts but no accompanying (OWL) ontology. There doesn't seem to be
anything more recent and generic enough.
Best Regards,
Jang-Vijay