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Both "to the contrary" and "on the contrary" are correct phrases that can be used to introduce contrasting information or opinions. They are generally interchangeable, with "on the contrary" being slightly more common in casual conversation.
No. On the contrary, koalas are generally very sedate.
Opinions, doctrines, or practices contrary to the truth or to generally accepted beliefs, teaching or standards.
Contrary to popular belief they were generally hung. Some were pressed to death, drowned or burned.
In the absence of any recorded subordination agreements mortgages take seniority in the order by which they were recorded in the land records.
Contrary to the name - a black box is generally bright orange to assist in identification.
The courts will not enforce such an agreement, it would be contrary to public policy.
If a person has given a doctor's office a reasonable amount of time before a visit is canceled, then a patient should never agree to owe money for a canceled appointment. If a patient has signed an agreement contrary to what was just written, then the patient is liable for the debt due to that agreement. The best practice is to never sign such an agreement. Even a sickness can cause you to cancel an appointment.
In part it depends on where you live, but in most locations, in the absence of an explicit agreement to the contrary (such as a prenuptial contract), whether he is "on it" or not does not matter; it's considered a joint asset.
Nobody's soul belongs to any other person. Any agreement to the contrary would be null and void - it would be meaningless both legally and for any practical purpose.
The Catholic Church still considers heresy to be an adherence to a religious opinion contrary to Church dogma. It is denial of revealed truth by a baptized member of the Roman Catholic Church. An example of heresy would be to proclaim that Christ is not God.