limitis to contingency fees contracts?
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In general there is pretty much free reign to the contingency fees contracts. The only exceptions that I can think of the top of my head are that in some states lawyers cannot work for contingent fees in family law and criminal cases. \n\nP.S.\nThere is no way in hell i am doing 50 state search on some legal issue unless i get paid. If you name ONE state that interests  you in particular i will see what i can do.
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on behalf of the management the discount-conditions should be the same as all the others to keep the calculation-system in the compagny on the same level.\nyou should tell your supplyers (subcontractors) that from the 01.01.07 the following discount-charges are going to be given: 14 days 3%, 30 days net.\n\nmore or less.....
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As a contractor and not an attorney, I don't think he has a leg to stand on unless the contract is actually titled "CONTRACT/ESTIMATE" or something similar in which case the ESTIMATE may give him a leg to stand on. There are a lot of generic contracts that use the title "CONTRACT/ESTIMATE" or "BID/ESTIMATE".\nAlso check ALL of the fine print for clauses that would allow extra charges without an aditional contract.\nIf none of the above is true and he won't back off let him take you to small claims court where he will almost surely lose.
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The limit order price at which your order is executed.
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FindLaw is pretty good\n\nhttp://public.findlaw.com/library/forms-contracts-index.html
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If you breach a contract by failing to pay the full amount due, but pay a lesser amount due, the damages suffered by the non breaching party are generally limited to the unpaid balance. It's uncontroversial...
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Companies often have the power to limit the extent of commission.  It depends on interpretation of company policy and your state's worker's rights law.
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This may be different where you live but I sell houses in my state and contingencies usually indicate uncertainty.  Every time I see them in contracts I know that there is an area of concern with my client or the other party.\n\nWhy would you want to offer contingent upon a 48 hour 'let us decide clause'?  What does that indicate to the seller?  If the seller believed you would actually purchase the home he is probably wondering why you want that contingency in the first place.  If there is no good reason to have that contingency other than making up your mind he would probably prefer you to make up your mind within 48 hours and get back to him if you ARE going thru with it.  Putting in an offer like that is almost insulting.  \n\nIn the NAR realtor contract there is a 10 day inspection period to find out if the house is messed up but it sounds like your contingency is an 'uncertain we want to buy' type.  I've use this time to help clients get out of deals they found out were a bum deal.  I've used the excuse "there too many renters in the area indicated by many for lease signs.  We belive this will lower the value of the home"  We got our ernest money back.\n\nDid your agent suggest this or is it your idea?  If you agent suggested it he probably meant it to be a closing line to make you guys sign the contract and get paperwork started, knowing they wouldn’t like it and that its always easier to write on a second home than on a first.\n\nIf you thought it up it was probably because you’re worried that you'll see a house you like more.  If that is the case keep looking and put in a real offer when you’re ready.  If you look for 48 hours and don’t find anything put in an offer on the house you liked.  You get the same result without irritating the seller.
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it depends on the contract
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You don't. Find someone with law experience and ask them to do it for you. You may be able tyo find someone online, may be a contract generator, but be wary.
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Can you work out some kind of deal?  I mean, why risk that if you can avoid it?
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You should get a few quotes from local contracters, & make sure you check their refferences.
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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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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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How to pay as little as possible within the law.
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go to phone book and find a lawyer who works on a contingency basis
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First, a stipulation agreeement is basically a contract. And it is just as enforcible as any other contract.\n\nAs far as the code sections you cited, that basically involves waiving the statute of limitations during the legal procedure. In other words, neither side can claim that the other one acted too slowly and lost their chance at court. Basically, it just preserves everyone's day in court.\n\nAs to whether it is fair, it's a contract. Not all contracts are fair. That doesn't necesssarily get you off the hook.