What does the no contract thing with halliburton mean?
473089
It's not no contract-- it's no bid.\n\nNo bid means there were no other bidders allowed to compete for the services provided.  \n\nNice, huh?
1043355
Statutorily (without a contract), there is the implied warranty of "habitability"\n\nmeaning that the house must be "habitable"\n\nMost contracts are much more extensive....read the contract.
948177
No and Hell no supporting our troops is not synonyms with open end contracts, I fully support our troops but appalled at our so called leaders who keep stalling the bidding process for body armor or any other equipment needed for our troops,\nReally how long does it take to get bids, hell I have bid on many projects and the bids have been let in 30 days or sometimes less, this sh,, has been going on for over 3 years so they Can let their man get as much as possible from this open ended process  so they can get their kick backs, I feel any s,o,b, who helps to endanger our men for any reason especially for money should be executed,
1121548
Because there is no money in welfare for Halliburton, Dick (Dr. Evil)\nCheney or Mobil Exxon.
1020791
You are going to run into numerous problems legally and civil wise if you gave money for a deposit but did not sign a lease.  Basically what you did was just give away your money.  By not signing the lease you have no contract.  However if you asking about the deposit that you put down on the house that you are currently residing in, and it got broke into.  Any deposit that you put down would go to cover any and all costs needed to repair anything that was damaged.  However, if you have renters insurance (like you should if renting)  the policy would cover any costs incrued due to the breakin.
651169
It stands for:  You Ain't Trax, You Ain't Sh...\n\nUsed by Marines.
511168
here you go it is a lagent business that ask for no money because if they ask for money they are not lagent for when you work for someone they pay you , you don't pay them!\n\n\nhttp://www.west.com/\nwww.workathomeagent.com.
266392
The violation of the contract would be a civil matter. If, however, there was fraud (as often is the case with some "contractors" after a disaster) then that would be a criminal matter.
1066037
Yes, it could be a binding contract, depending on what it says.  Any written document you sign can be legally interpreted to be a contract, and most are.  This is why you ALWAYS need to read the fine print an be sure you know what you are signing.  \n\nConsult a business lawyer in your community, or seek help from your local legal aid society if you cannot afford one.  It is very possible that the handyman does have a legitimate case against you if he/she turned down other paying work to honor their scheduling commitment to you, and now has lost income because of your cancellation.  Even for a small contract they can take you to small claims court, which will cost you a lot of time and energy to defend, so best to be open-minded and fair about reaching some kind of settlement with the handyman quickly.
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One of the world’s largest suppliers of reliable products and services to the oil and gas industry since 1919. Vice-President Cheney is a stockholder in this company and was responsible for Halliburton obtaining contracts for 'services rendered' in Iraq from the git-go. At the time, I smelled a rat. Collusion. I still do!\n\n                                                             HANK (Josh)
165140
to find out you'll have to check out the sanity clause in the contract.  But we all know there is no sanity clause.
95502
Yea.. I'm pretty sure.. but have the contracts been signed? if so what does it say in the contracts.. you need to review that first.
865606
No, but an HR dept isn't REQUIRED regardless.  However, the term "independent contractor" implies that they are NOT your employees.  They are working for themselves (contracting their services out to you) at jobs/leads you provide for them.
1170705
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.
1177845
It is a Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement.\n\nBasically it legally protects both you and the company you will be working with. Try this link for more info.
460701
As far as I know it's just an expression that means that you do or did a job or any kind of activity without remuneration...just to learn the trade like a trainee without pay.
269646
I think you are a little confused.  \n\nExpressed contract is there is an offer, an acceptance and consideration - meaning something you get or something I give up in exchange for performance.\n\nAn implied contract is a contract which is determined by conduct rather that words.  For example, if I pay you $5 every time you shovel my driveway, even though we never said a word to each other, you might expect that I would pay you $5 next time you shovel my driveway.\n\nPromissory estoppel is something altogether different.  It is a substitute for consideration.  For example, if I make a charitable pledge to a church, and others do as well, even though the church gave me nothing for the promise, I am estopped to deny my pledge because of the performance of everyone else who gave there pledge.  It is a substitute for consideration.\n\nAnother non-contract theory is tort.  But that's a whole different story.  I don't think that's part of your business law class yet.