contract-law
I wanna know if this is correct or not, if someone can help please!
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<p>I wanna know if this is correct or not, if someone can help please!</p>

<p>First up I'm not entirely sure this is on topic here.. but this won't fit in a comment so:</p>

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  <p>A contract can be defined as 'an <strong>agreement</strong> between two or more parties to create legal <strong>obligations</strong> between them'. Some contracts are made <strong>under seal</strong> in other words they are <strong>signed</strong> and sealed (stamped) by the parties involved. Most contracts are made <strong>verbally</strong> or in <strong>writing</strong>. The essential elements of a contract are (a) that an <strong>offer</strong> made by one party should be <strong>accepted</strong> by the other (b) <strong>consideration</strong> (the price in money, goods or some other <strong>reward</strong> paid by one party in exchange for another part agreeing to do something); (c) the <strong>intention</strong> to create legal relations. The <strong>terms</strong> of a contract may be <strong>express</strong> (clearly stated) or <strong>implied</strong> (not clearly stated) in the contract but generally understood). A <strong>breach</strong> of contract by one party of their <strong>contractual liability</strong> entitles the other party to <strong>sue</strong> for <strong>damages</strong> or in some cases, to specific performance... </p>
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