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    A contract represents “a mutual agreement between two or more parties that something shall be done or forborne by one or both”, signifies “the supply of certain articles” and implies “ the performance of the specified work at a certain price, rate, or commission”(Harder, 2013). Every contract should be legally enforceable, even one not in writing. Although proving the existence of the contract may be harder if it is not in writing, it may still be formed. In case one and two, both of the…

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    In 2005, I Jeff Kennedy, came to an agreement with Mr. Steven Tardibone to buy the property located at 19 Homer St., Union Springs, NY 13160 on land contract. I have enclosed a copy of the paperwork which I received from Mr. Tardibone breaking down the interest, taxes ect. which also included in my mortgage payment each month. The house needed extensive work and needed to be completely remodeled inside. The house needed to be rewired for electric, walls, ceilings, and floors had to be ripped…

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    practices are also identified and sorted out by the contract law. As for a penalty, unfair means are avoided in a proper manner. By contract law, the true value is exposed and concentration of work for an output takes place. Contract law makes everything done in an easy way. Contract…

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    existence of a contract of continuous supply, may or may not be valid. The first and foremost issue is the fact that the contract was signed with malicious . Many contracts that are signed by minors are not valid unless the have the parents signature also. Another issue that must be considered is the fact that his son had no Contracts The contract that Marshall had your son sign may be considered invalid on a wide variety of fronts. The first and foremost being a minors capacity to contract.…

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    A contract is a written or spoken agreement that is enforceable by law. For a contract to be valid, parties must be legally competent, there must be an offer and an acceptance, consideration must be given and the purpose of the contract must be legal. An employment contract is a written document between an employee and an employer setting forth the terms of their relationship. Generally an employment contract will have a start date, compensation, type of work, hours of work, is the bonus…

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    (Oxon), Dean, Faculty of Law, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia E.C. Zaccaria, “The Dilemma of Good Faith in International Commercial Trade” [2004] MqBLJ 5. . R, Brownsword, et.al., “Good Faith in Contract: Concept and Context” in R. Brownsword, et.al. (eds.) Good Faith in Contract: Concept and Context (Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing Limited, 1999) p1. UNIDROIT Principles Arts. 1.7, 4.8 & Art. 5.2 UNIDROIT Principles Art. 2.15 UNIDROIT Principles Arts. 3.5, 3.8 & Art. 3.10…

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    Introduction In construction sector, construction contract will be used. Inside the construction contract, there mainly including length of project, complexity, size of project, and the price that has been agreed. In the case Modern Engineering (Bristol) Ltd v. Gilbert-Ash Northern (1974) AC 689, it mentioned that construction contract is for selling goods, services, and labour, which is lump sum price payable by installment according to the work done. This shows that the contractor have…

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    In order to judge a situation using Social Contract theory, we have to understand a few principles behind the theory first. These include the Social Contract, John Rawl 's Principle of Justice, and the Difference Principle. Using these three ideas, we can determine what constitutes a community of people, what makes a moral rule correct, and which correct moral rules would be accepted by a community of people. The Social Contract is this idea that when people come together to form a community,…

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    A sublease agreement is a contract by which some or all of the property rights a tenant has under a residential Lease agreement is conveyed to a third party. The pros and cons of writing a sublease agreement versus buying a state specific, attorney prepared contract online for less than ten dollars. How to write a sublease agreement and the pitfalls? A sublease contract should contain the following clauses: 1. Sub-lessor(s) information. 2. Sub-tenant(s) information. 3. The premises location…

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    The Social Contract The purpose of the social contract is to bring people together in a society, and then to decide the positions of people in their society. They do this by transferring their rights to another person through a social contract. Once a person leaves the state of nature and is brought into a society, a social contract is the only way for the individual to benefit from what a commonwealth and partnership can bring but also have some sort of obligation to contribute to that society…

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