No choice but to go for a trial
Arbitration agreement.
I have heard that the party (1st Party) who drafted the agreement can request the other party (2nd Party) sign first, then countersign and return a copy to 2nd party.
Unless the unwilling signatory can show that he was coerced (forced) into signing the agreement YES.
A blank lease agreement is an agreement that can be edited legally, and for a side of the party that is involved in the agreement to fill out. Afterwards, both parties will sign the blank lease agreement if both parties agrees to the terms and conditions filled out on the blank lease agreement.
There is no requirement for that. The person signing the agreement must be one authorized by the company or party to sign on their behalf.
You can ask the other party if they will void the agreement and if they say yes then that will be the end of it. However if they say no and there is no cooling off period then you will be bound by the terms of the contract. If this is the case try not to break it as you may find yourself facing serious legal action.
Yes. A lease is a contract and to make it enforceable by either party both must sign.
Companies that sell a person's email address to a third party usually have a person sign a user agreement when they sign up for a web site. The fine print in that agreement might state that the web site can share personal information about a person with someone else, like an affiliate.
Not necessarily. The party that did sign it can be held to the contract, but only if the other party is relying on that and performed their part of the agreement. And depending upon the course of dealing and what has occurred between the two parties, there may be other reasons to hold that the contract is valid, even if neither of the parties signed it.
If you sign a prenuptial agreement then you are legally bound by that agreement. What did you agree to?
More information is necessary. Since the parties concerned both HAD had sign off on the agreement, if an error was subsequently found, on whose part did the "error" occur. Who benefited from it? Is the error provable? You may be headed back to litigation.
Partnerships are a great way to run a business. However, you have to write a solid agreement. What you need to do is outline the rights and responsibilities of each party. Have each partner sign it. A lawyer might be needed to finalize any agreement entered in to.