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What is a release contract?
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What is a contract?
A contract is an agreement between two or more persons (individuals, businesses, organizations, or government agencies) to do, or to refrain from doing, a particular thing in exchange for something of value. Contracts can generally be written using formal or informal terms, or they can be entirely verbal.
→ Read MorePutting Through Credit Card Charges by Merchant on Products to be Shipped
The seller or merchant is not required to ship the product first, before putting the credit card charges through. Putting through a credit card charge before shipping merchandise is simply a type of prepayment.This does put some risk on the buyer—the risk that he or she will be charged without receiving his or her merchandise.
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What are the elements of a contract?
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In all states, the age requirement to sign a contract is 18 years of age, and contracts signed by minors will be deemed invalid contracts. A child under the age of 18 is considered a minor and is unable to sign a contract unless it is for essential items.
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Two kinds of warranties are implied by law. These implied warranties, when present, create buyer’s rights and seller/manufacturer obligations in addition to those under any express warranty.
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General practice law (or general law practice) typically encompasses a broad range of practice areas by an attorney. It means that the attorney does not limit their law practice or specialty to one particular area of law. Instead the attorney will practice law in several areas.
→ Read MoreI run a small business and occasionally checks are returned due to insufficient funds. What can I do to collect?
Even though you take all reasonable precautions, a bad check will occasionally slip through your system. A bad check can bounce if the customer has insufficient funds in their account, or if the account has been deleted or closed. There are several solutions that apply primarily to bad checks by individuals including calling the customer, sending a certified letter, or contacting the bank.
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If you change your mind after signing or entering a contract, there are ways to avoid your obligations. It may be difficult, but sometimes performing a contract obligation is more costly than the alternative.
→ Read MoreCan you get a refund on a used car if defects are found after purchase? (2024 Auto Laws)
Used cars are sold ‘as-is,’ but the seller has a duty under used car law to disclose if the car has been totaled and salvaged. Regarding other problems, though, used car purchases are buyer beware, and the buyer should carefully inspect vehicles for signs of damage and problems before purchasing.
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