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A contract must have a promise or obligation from one party in exchange for a promise or obligation from another party.

There is no requirements that contracts be signed, witnessed, or even written to be enforceable. Oral contracts as well as contracts written on napkins in bars have been enforced by courts. A contract only requires that both parties are doing something in exchange for whatever the other party is doing.

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