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When 2 or more people make a contract they are agreeing to give each other something for something eg I pay you $1.oo for that tree. If you give me the tree and I do not give you the money we agreed upon that is a breach of contract. By law a judge is going to make me give you the money if there is proof of contract. A contract can be written on a napkin. There must be some kind of writing. In some cases witnesses can serve as proof. Hope this helps.

i dont think so it is important to have something written when you are in contract. some times signed contracts are also not enforceable if we dnt have legal intention at the time of signing contract. can some body clear this point to me please?

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