The fact that the translator was a minor does not make the contract unenforceable. The key issue is whether the parties understood the nature and terms of the agreement. That is a question of fact, not law, a court could decide in one case that the minor acted as a competent translator and the party fully understood the contract; and at the same time another court could rule that the minor did not understand the full nature of the language and did not translate effectively precluding in the law what is called the 'meeting of the minds'
"Apart from buying anything" translates to "E ese mai i le fa'atauina o se mea"
$99It depends if you get a contract and from who your buying it from. Amazon is cheap and contract free.
$99It depends if you get a contract and from who your buying it from. Amazon is cheap and contract free.
Put it in the contract if you are buying, the current owner should fix it.
Contract, nounBefore buying a puppy, the breeder made me read the contract and sign it. He gave me a copy of the contractfor me to take home.
Yes, you have all the rights listed on the contract when buying a used car.
One can own a stock, but trading futures requires one to contract for the futures. Buying stocks gives you ownership (or your own share) in a part of the company that you're buying into. Trading futures, one enters into a contract for a particular commodity instead of actually buying into it. You can then contract to be a buyer or a seller of that commodity.
The contract is binding on both parties when you sign. There is generally no period during which the contract can be canceled.
The people you are buying the house from can sue you for the earnest money.
"I'm buying!" is an English equivalent of the French phrase J'achète!Specifically, the personal pronoun je* means "I". The verb achète translates as "(I) am buying, buy, do buy". The pronunciation will be "zah-sheht" in French.*The vowel e drops -- and is replaced by an apostrophe -- before a verb which begins with a vowel.
It depends on where you are going to purchase that second-hand iPhone. If you are buying it directly from the seller or from the retailer or manufacturer. If you are buying it directly from the user then it is advisable to sign a contract and if you are buying it from registered sellers like Xtracover then you are going to get all the documents so its not necessary to sign any kind of contract.
Take a loan from the bank...........