essential requirements of a contract?
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Any first year law student can tell you there are 3 basic elements to any contract;  (1) offer; (2) acceptance of the offer; and (3) consideration or an exchange of value.  The terms of the acceptance must mirror the terms of the offer.\n\nOf course, contract law is much more complex than that.  Some contracts must be in writing and the parties must have the legal or mental capaity to enter into a contract.  But offer, acceptance and consideration are the basic elements to any contract.
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Lots of things.  Many companys need contracts that can be enforced in a variety of countries.  International lawyers pick the law that will apply to the contract and write the contract according to that law.  International Lawyers draft treaties and negotiate international loans.  It can be dull at times but some of it is very neat.
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The laws are clear on this issue; minors cannot sign legally binding contracts.  If its a matter of income, you're broker should be able to help.  If you went directly with the bank, they'll just throw you a list of requirements w/o any help, so you're kinda stuck.  If its an ownership issue, anyone can be added or removed from title to prove proper ownership.  This is tricky because you don't want to lose a deal, feel free to contact me for further advice.
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Read your contract for a clause that explains how you can get our of it.  Also, get advice from an attorney - show him your contract.  Good luck!
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The validity of the contract will not be affected by the place of signing or preparartion.\n\nFor other details u should explain the nature of arrangement.
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"Employee Handbook and Code of Conduct."\n\nMost companies now require employees to sign them upon hiring and then at the beginning of each year.
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Go to Staples or Office Max. They have sample contracts you can buy.  Get her to sign one and take a deposit.
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Unless there is some kind of fraud involved, contracts that "auto-renew" are perfectly legit.  Contractual terms can be basically anything that the parties want them to be, and if those terms include a provision for automatic renewal, you got it.
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A contract is an agreement. If the agreement changes after its typed and BOTH parties agree, then its binding. Any changes needs to be initialed or signed AT THE POINT OF THE CHANGE. \nUsing your example, both parties agree that a provision typed in a contract needs to be eliminated. Draw a single line through the statement and ALL parties that sign the contract initial and date, ON ALL COPIES OF THE CONTRACT. All copies should have "wet" signatures or initials. A wet signature is one that is obvious it was done with a pen, not a copy. If you have a copy that has a change and the other party also has a copy that does not have a change, it would not take too much to convince a judge that you changed the contract and attempted to forge the other parties signature. You need to show there was, at one time, an agreement between all parties of the change. \n\nWithout something very close to what is described above, you may have a problem.
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How about a sales/purchase agreement?\n\nThis document defines the parties, price and terms, what is included and excluded, assignment of lease(s), representations and warranties, time, date and location of closing, allocation of purchase price, responsibilities for taxes and fees, etc.\n\nIt is essential for you to have one.\n\nMichael Casey CPA\nBusiness Consultant\n608-271-0068
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Yup.  Totally valid.\n\nA contract only requires three things:  offer, acceptance, consideration.  You will find this in Second Restatement of Contracts which I believe every state in the union has adopted.  \n\nOddly, to actually go through a full analysis of why and how e-mail contracts are valid would take far more time and effort here than is available.  \n\nOut of curiosity, why do you ask?
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Try this one:\n\nhttp://ted.europa.eu/Exec?DataFlow=hRead.dfl&Template=TED/homepage&hpt=ALL&StatLang=EN\n\n...and GOOD LUCK with securing a contract (or two!).
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The purchase agreement needs to have a clause specifying that the terms are contingent on financing.  If not...you may be in trouble.
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What do you mean by "rules"?\n\nApprovals needed (parental, ecclesiastical, etc)?  Banns of marriage?  Locations?  Licenses?  Bonds?  Recording?
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http://www.medlawplus.com/legalforms/instruct/sample-eeagree.pdf#search='sample%20employment%20contract'\n\nhttp://hr.blr.com/human_resources/sample_employment_contract.htm\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Employment_contract
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Go to any search engine and enter Requirement Definition or Requirement Document and see what looks good to you.\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient-ff&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGGL,GGGL:2005-09,GGGL:en&q=requirements+definition
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http://www.4lawschool.com/contracts/vokes.shtml