What is a difference between the contracts drafted in a common law framework and those in a civil law system?

Resolving contract disputes in a common law system tends to be more adversarial than in civil law systems.

Contracts drafted in a common law framework tend to be much shorter and less specific than in civil law systems.

Contracts in a common law system do not allow judges the flexibility to interpret a dispute based on the prevailing situation.

Drafting contracts in a common law system tends to be less expensive than in civil law systems.