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For questions about laws related to contracts, an agreement between two or more parties.
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Seal instead of Signature
"Juan" agrees to a simple contract with "Betty". This written contract has a single signature line at the end for the offeree. Juan has poor taste, so he "signs" it with a large wax seal of his own de …
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Fraudulent misrepresentation by a third party
Say, for purposes of conjecture, that "Celine" fraudulently tells "Alice" that something will happen. Also assume for the purposes of this question that, in reasonable reliance on that information, "A …
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Is "I'll see you in court!" legally binding?
Say that "Joe" really doesn't like something that "Donald" does, and they end up getting in a heated argument over it. Donald does not budge, and eventually Joe gets fed up and declares that "I'll see …
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