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Contract Law
Law covering the establishment, administration of contracts (legally enforceable agreements), the rights and obligations of those entering into contracts, the validity of contracts and disputes over contracts.
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What will the award of the supply contract cause?
A. Will cause an Antideficiency Act (ADA) violaton because the contract price exceeds the amount of OMA available at the XVIII Airborne Corps.
B. Will cause an ADA violation unless the contracting office shows that she neither knew no should have known that the XVIII Airborne Corps had only $275,000 in the OMA account.
C. Will cause a ADA violation if the XVIII Airborne Corps's major command (FORSCOM) lacks sufficient OMA funds in its formal subdivision to cover the overobliation.
D. Will not cause a ADA violation if Congress enacts either a continuing resolution authority (CRA) or a permanent appropriation before the vendor seeks payment for the supplies.
E. Will not cause an ADA violation because the OMA account at the XVIII Airborne Corps was a target/allowance and an obligation in excess of a target/allowance can never result in an ADA violation.
What legislation covers working hours?
Not all countries have legislation for working hours.Those that do vary greatly.
Is it legal to take the appliances when you sell your house in Florida?
Only if they belong to you.
Another View: This is a matter covered by the offer to purchase and the contract of sale. If you wish to take the appliances and you do not disclose this, then the applicances must remain and convey with the house.
All the definitions for corrigendum refer to corrections to a document or printed material. That does not seem to be the appropriate term for your situation.
The following is general information. If the attorney-in-fact under a Power of Attorney has retired and can no longer serve in that office, the POA should be revoked and a new POA must be executed. A copy of the revocation should be given to any facility where the POA had been used in the past.
In what year were women legally allowed to sign contracts in New South Wales?
You have asked a complicated question since married, widowed and unmarried women were treated differently under the common law of earlier times. Married women were granted the ability to enter contracts pursuant to the Married Womens Property Act of 1893. Prior to that time a marriage contract was the last contract a woman could ever enter because she came under the "protection" of her husband and she and her husband were seen as one person. That one person was the husband. The state of being under a husband's protection was called coverture. See related links for more reading.
The rights of unmarried women and widows are another broad topic not addressed here.
yeah, they havent made it compatible with vista, which is a pain!! inoo, i am exactly the samee!:(x
Is a verbal contract with someone now deceased valid?
It will depend on the topic of the contract and what parts have been executed. In many cases it is not going to be enforceable. But if they have delivered goods or services, they can get paid or the goods returned.
Badla was a method of buying stocks through the Bombay Stock Exchange using borrowed money. It was banned twice, and is still currently illegal.
One aspect will be the court will look at reasonableness. Does it seem to be a fair price for what is being provided? And they will certainly look at anything that might be illegal.
A Void contract is a contract that?
A void contract is one that is no longer in effect for a number of reasons. A contract may also be voidable for a number of reasons that are too detailed to go into here. For a full discussion of contract law, especially the Uniform Commercial code and contract formation see the link below.
What are the advantages of using a standard form of contract?
1) if you are the contract drafter, ease of use- not negotiating over every term in every transaction; enables commerce 2)if your the contract taker-consistency; prevents salesperson from adding in onerous terms at the last minute without your knowledge and as long as the attorneys drafting the form have some sense of ethics and enough legal knowledge to know that they can't include completely unfair terms(as the court might strike them down anyway), you get some level of protection
Is an email a valid form of acceptance for a contract?
The person who made the offer can stipulate the means in which they will accept an acceptance. Email, especially in the 21st century is fine, assuming that the offeror is cool with it. See a lawyer.
In general, no. The dealer can not be liable for the buyer's inability or unwillingness to conduct business with a third party.
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If you are concerned about being able to secure insurance, then before you purchase the car, you can introduce a conditional clause into your offer stating that the purchase of the vehicle is conditional upon the buyer being able to secure a motor vehicle insurance policy at fair mareket value. You should consider that the dealer may refuse to accept an offer with such a condition attached.
What is frustration of purpose under contract law?
When doing the thing you were supposed to do under the contract would undermine the point of the contract.
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Oral agreements are not advisable. While they can be enforced, having it in writing is safer.
a mortgage is a secured loan - that means if the owner cannot or will not make his mortgage payments, the mortgage company can seize the house. if the mortgage company seizes the house, any leases are voided meaning tenants are not protected and are pretty much at the mortgage company's mercy. generally speaking, they still have to be provided adequate notice (30 days or 60 days is the usual amount depending on jurisdiction).
No. The fact that you didn't get the best price doesn't change the fact that you bought the car.
Yes. A contract is a legally enforceable promise. Contracts are vital to society because they facilitate cooperation and trust. Rather than relying on fear of reprisal or the hope of reciprocity to get others to meet their obligations, people can enlist other people to pursue common purposes by submitting to contracts that are backed by impartial authority. Without contracts and their supporting institutions, promises would be much more vulnerable to ill will, misunderstanding, forgetfulness, and other human flaws.
Because of the foregoing considerations it is necessary that such agreements/contracts be in writing or the entire matter of enforcing the contract language becomes a 'he said - he said' claim and counter-claim.
Is A property or liability insurance policy a business or liability contract?
A property is not a contract or a business. A liability insurance policy is a kind of contract but not a business.
the answer is b...
Is a Verbal contract enough to get a car repair?
It depends on your state and county law. In FL, verbal contracts are defended in court but you must have a witness and it is considered a civil matter, You would have to take the plaintiff to court if they break the agreement, you can't just simply call the cops. Either way, it doesn't take very much to hand write a receipt and come to an agreement with a witness. Good luck.
