A contract, if properly drafted, is enforceable. If the buyer requests a release the seller can negotiate or keep the deposit.
There is no 'best' contract. You should choose the one that suits you.
A (Democratic) Republic.
It is not legal for a President or police force to only enforce laws they choose. All laws that are legal on the books should be enforced by all government and police entities.
The board can and many do: all are in violation of their legal obligations when boards enforce governing documents selectively and unevenly.
Nullification
A:To be a contract in the legal sense, the contract must be enforceable, otherwise it is just a gentleman's agreement. To be enforceable, there must be a jurisdiction that has the power to enforce the contract. If neither party is from an Islamic country and neither party is a Muslim, that could be difficult. It may be possible to create the contract under the law of, say, Saudi Arabia provided that conditions are met which make the contract enforceable in Saudi Arabia.
When naming a third part beneficiary on a contract, it is highly preferred to choose a person who can be trusted. It is not recommendable to choose an unknown person.
Yes, a contract for a timeshare is legally binding. However, the contract usually has an opt out period of at least ten days. The salesperson can also choose to let you out of the contract.
Put the Pokemon in the PC then choose it and choose release.
The president does have the authority to veto an existing law, but this can still be overturned.
Yes if it is in the contract
When the product being purchased is fairly standard and readily available, most firms choose to utilize the competitive bidding process of supplier selection. This involves little or no negotiation. A request for bids is sent to a limited number of qualified suppliers asking for a price quote for the product, given the terms and conditions of the contract. The contract generally goes to the lowest bidder. For government bid requests, the contract legally must go to the lowest bidder qualified to fulfill the contract.