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What's it called when a law is created that just confirms a lesser known law that already exists?

Consider this scenario. In California hotel tenants are arguing that its against the law to kick them out after 28 days. This was always true but hotels ignored the law. Now that tenants made it an ...
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What counts as consideration in contract law?

What counts as consideration in contract law? Does consideration from party A have to be to the benefit of the party B?
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"Be to verb" in contract

This is a provision in CONTRACT FOR THE INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL SALE OF GOODS Effects of avoidance in general 12.1 Avoidance of this contract releases both parties from their obligation to effect ...
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resolution vs settlement

This is a provision in CONTRACT FOR THE INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL SALE OF GOODS Effects of avoidance in general 12.1 Avoidance of this contract releases both parties from their obligation to effect ...
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Why did the contract writer use both provision and term?

This is a provision in CONTRACT FOR THE INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL SALE OF GOODS Effects of avoidance in general 12.1 Avoidance of this contract releases both parties from their obligation to effect ...
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In a contract what is the clearest way to state which country's currency is being used? Why is there so much variation to these terms?

I noticed in written contracts there are various ways to state which currency is to be used for money. What is the difference between 'legal tender' and 'lawful money'? Is it more clear just to say '...
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If I dispute a debt, and the creditor agrees to waive it, do I implicitly acknowledge the debt by accepting the waiver?

A debt collection agency engaged a law firm to send me a letter of demand. The debt is 5 years old and I am not aware of it until I received the demand letter. From my perspective, I don't owe the ...
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Is it considered a breach of confidentiality if data is uploaded to a website which only makes that data available to the uploader?

I'm a developer working at a company that handles sensitive banking information and recently, I've had troubles organising my code and thus posted it in a private repository on Github, which only I ...
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Is it legal to renew my secondment job contract without my consent?

I'm an employee of a company called X, And I works for a company called Y by a Secondment contract(Company X is in my country, Y is an overseas company.I'm getting paid through company X, by the money ...
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Does "agree to negotiate" mean it has to happen?

We are in the process of purchasing some land, and one of the requirements of the contract is The buyers, BUYERS_NAME, agree to negotiate a trade of land with the neighbors, NEIGHBORS_NAME, if ...
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Mandate vs Law Distinction

I have general concerns about government overreach and encroachments upon liberties. On several occasions during the last two years I've heard people mention that a mandate is not a law. I'd like to ...
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Is there a term for a contract where the parties make identical commitments?

Most contracts involve one person promising one thing and another person promising another thing. For example, in a tennancy agreement the landlord's obligations to the tenant are different from the ...
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Am I breaking the non-compete clause of my job contract?

Suppose that a person W is about to start an internship at a company C soon, W just signed the contract. one of the clauses reads: During the term of this contract, the Employee must not carry out ...
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How do you use "call off"/"call-off" in framework agreements?

As far as I've been able to figure out, the phrasal verb "call off" is used as a specialised term for when you order or request specific services or supplies that you have previously agreed ...
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In software contracts, does "all right, title & interest in & to software" provide more protection than "all ownership right, title & interest in..."?

Seems that the addition of "ownership" here is limiting, but I'm not sure whether it really is or how it is. If the language "supplier retains all right, title and interest in and to ...
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