What do you call a person who wants to have a contract?
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A plaintiff is someone who has filed a lawsuit.  A defendant is someone who is defending against a lawsuit.  That has nothing to with contracts.  If you are negotiating a contract, there is no specific legal terms ot name the negotiating parties.  After you reach an agreement, you are a party to the contract.\n\nIf you make an offer, you might be called the offeror and the recipient by the be offeree.  The basic elements to a contract are:  (1) offer; (2) acceptance of the offer; and (3) an exchange of value.
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It means that you are about to sign a contract of some sort.  It's like an agreement.
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a guy who knows what he wants.\n\n\nitll be much easier if he wants me.\n\n\n\nAsiH\ngosh that kind of guy is Sexy!
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A contract means that he and you have an unbreakable agreement.\nIf you wanted to sell it yourself why did you sign the contract?\nYou cannot sell it yourself until the contract expires.\nMost people who want out of a contract with a realtor are simply trying to beat the realtor out of the commission the contract entitles him to.\nNo court would allow you to break this contract.\nOtherwise, few realtors would collect their commissions.
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it depends on the contract you signed.
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It depends on what State your in.   The laws vary from State to State.  In most cases, if there is misrepresentation on the employer's part you should be OK.   Signed Contracts are legal and binding.   Why would someone want to force a person to work who does not want to?
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first you need insurance.\nthen you need a lawyer to create contracts\nthen atleast 100,000
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An agreement is a commitment between two parties that may or may not be legally binding. For instance, a boy can agree to take a girl to the movies, but there is no contract there.\n\nA contract is a legal agreement between two parties where there is an intent to be bound by one party and an agreement to accept the offered terms by another. The parts of a valid contract are the agreement and consideration on both sides.\n\nConsideration is something that one does that one is not legally bound to do or something that one agrees not to do that one is legally able to do. Back to the date above. The boy has agreed to take the girl to the movies, but the girl has agreed to do nothing for the boy as keeping him company (outside of paid escorts of course) is not something that has real value. So effectively the boys offer is a gift which the girl has agreed to accept.
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be more specific about the person in question.
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it depends on the law in your country. In scotland a verbal agreement is a binding contract in the eyes of the law if there are witnesses to prove it. Also it is completely within the law to sell the debt onto a third party. A friend of mine recently threatened to sell on her ex's debt to the most undesirable people she could find if he didnt pay up, and he did.
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Usually a contract is a contract.  The "three days" thing is an old law for door-to-door sales only.  So unless it's in the contract that you have a certain amount of time to change your mind, that contract is binding immediately.
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The person who has pledged him or herself to pay back money or perform a certain action if the principal to a contract fails, as collateral, and as part of the original contract. Technically, where a person provides collateral after or before the original contract is signed, and as a separate contract, the person is called a "guarantor" and not a "surety."\n\n\nThis site is also good to check out to find out how surety work in Canada.\n\nhttp://www.surety-canada.com/general/faqnew.html
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Basic contract law - offer, acceptance and consideration.  You are bound to the contract that you sign, but you are not required to sign a contract.  You can decide not to sign, and they can decide to withhold services.
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When a club buy a player that money goes to his ex-club.\n\nAs for the player when his new to be team negotiate his contract he can ask for a certain salary and a signing on fee, which will go to his own pocket ( And some of it to his agent )
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The "essential terms" would vary from contract to contract, but they are just what the name implies.  In a real estate sale, it would be the description of the property being sold, the price, representations and warranties regarding the property, etc.  In an employment contract, it would be the job description (duties, etc.), term of employment, salary and benefits, etc.  It's the narrative - the story of what's going on.\n\n"Consideration" is what each side gives the other.  A house, for a price.  Services (as an employee), for a specified wage.  Etc.  It's the bargain - what you give, what you get.\n\nI really hope this helps.  I'll send you my bill in the mail.  :)\n\nGood luck.
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Compulsion to do something because of a threat.\nExample: Abel tells Baker that unless Baker will sell his property to Abel for $1,000, Abel will physically harm Baker. Baker signs the Contract under duress, but can later Void it by showing he acted under duress.
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Depends on your terms of hiring. Are you classifying them as emplyees or independant contractors?