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Gerald Ford was offered a professional football contract by these teams. The offers were on a per-game basis - so much per game- not a contract for a season. He turned down the offer and went to Yale as an assistant football coach and law student.
A few types. You can either buy a contract minute plan or a prepaid plan with a price per minute. Wireless providers also often offer data services like EDGE and 3G.
The company is liable as per the contract. They must fufil the contract they established with you the contractee in full, regardless of mistakes they made. If they try to refuse, they are in breach of contract, and are liable to law suit.
You could research for a job that pays $25 per hr. Most Employment Agencies offer contract jobs at this pay scale per hour.
It depends on the type of contract. Most contracts offer so many free minutes and texts per month for a set price. Additionally it may be possible to get a free handset.
A contract is a binding agreement which is legally enforceable by law if it is not fuilfilled. Under one project there will be different contracts entered at different periods as per the requirement of the work to be done.
They offer a wide variety of phones at fixed prices per month -- no contract required. I'd really suggest, however, that you choose MetroPCS. The prices there are lower.
Per contract refers to options trading. It means in one contract, there are 100 shares of that company's stock.
Fitness USA has locations in Michigan, Indiana, and California. The company does not offer a yearly contract, and only offers monthly plans. The gyms offer a free trial, and membership plans are $24 per month. Yearly, this would add up to $288.
As per Indian rule no job can be offered bellow 18 years.
AT&T offer pay as you go services on the Gophone prepaid services. Plan starts from $14 for the cellphones. Prepaids packages start from $39.99 per month.
There must an offer, acceptance, and consideration. These are all legal "terms of art" beyond their generally understood, everyday meanings. Law school students spend twenty per cent of their first year in law school exploring the intricacies of these terms. An offer means there must be an offer, either expressly stated, or implied, to buy or sell, or to perform some service, or to have some service performed. Acceptance means that another party must have accepted the offer. If the party accepting seeks to alter the terms of the offer, he may not have accepted at all, but may have made a counter-offer. Consideration means that something must have changed hands - money, services, or forbearance from doing something - like selling to someone else. Without a court's being able to find "consideration" the contract will fail (be unenforceable) for want of consideration. But any consideration will do - in the ancient legal dictum "a peppercorn will suffice". Beyond this, under the Statute of Frauds, a contract for the sale of goods of a value of $500 or more, or for the sale of land, must be reduced to writing and signed by the party sought to be charged. This means that for the sale of something worth more than $500, or for the sale of land, if one party backs out and the other wishes to enforce the contract in court (compel performance), the contract has to be in writing, and the party who is now trying to back out has to have signed the written contract.