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Ouroboros Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Articles in titles

Hi,

When do we need to use an article in titles? Can we omit it? And, if yes, under what circumstances?

E. g.:

Contract of Factoring

The Contract of Factoring

A Contract of Factoring

Does it change anything if we add some information? E. g. "under German Law ":

{The, A, -} Contract of Factoring under German Law

Thanks in advance
  

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Articles are used in section titles just like they are elsewhere. The Contract of Factoring under German Law -- There is only one contract. A Contract of Factoring under German Law -- There is more than one contract Contract of Factoring under German Law -- 'Contract' is a non-count process, not a document or law.

— Mister Micawber

  • Articles are used in section titles just like they are elsewhere.
  • The Contract of Factoring under German Law -- There is only one contract.
  • A Contract of Factoring under German Law -- There is more than one contract Contract of Factoring under German Law -- 'Contract' is a non-count process, not a document or law.
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Articles are used in section titles just like they are elsewhere.

The Contract of Factoring under German Law -- There is only one contract.

A Contract of Factoring under German Law -- There is more than one contract

Contract of Factoring under German Law -- 'Contract' is a non-count process, not a document or law.
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