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Any tips and suggestions on this this from you seniors are highly appreciated.
Pls don't troll.
1) Unless intended otherwise, replace double space with single space
2) Defined terms usually begin with an alphabet in upper case e.g. "Project" means/ shall mean... ensure uniformity of usage throughout the document
3) Check whether references to another clause are correct
4) Check for uniformity in words and numbers (100,000 USD = One hundred thousand USD and not Ten Thousand USD)
5) Unless intended otherwise, ensure uniformity of font type and font size throughout the document
6) Treat the task as a challenge not with grudge or fear
7) Once you are absolutely sure you have read the entire document carefully, read it again. If possible, re-read it after a gap of few hours, with a fresh mind
8) Once you've completed the task, ask yourself if you'll be fine doing such tasks for the first few years of your life as a transactional lawyer.
All the best!