pledge
... property only arises when a debtor cannot fulfil their obligations under the main (credit) agreement. Article 348 of the Civil Code now provides that in both a pledge contract and afterwards (in the case of non-fulfillment of obligations secured by the pledge) the ability to sell the pledged propert ...
... property only arises when a debtor cannot fulfil their obligations under the main (credit) agreement. Article 348 of the Civil Code now provides that in both a pledge contract and afterwards (in the case of non-fulfillment of obligations secured by the pledge) the ability to sell the pledged propert ...
AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT made the........... day
... The supplier shall supply at least 50% of the ordered quantity within 45 days from the date of purchase order and the balance quantity within 60 days from the date of purchase order at the destinations mentioned in the purchase order. FOR CATEGORY “B” DRUGS The supplier shall supply at least 50% of ...
... The supplier shall supply at least 50% of the ordered quantity within 45 days from the date of purchase order and the balance quantity within 60 days from the date of purchase order at the destinations mentioned in the purchase order. FOR CATEGORY “B” DRUGS The supplier shall supply at least 50% of ...
resolution 00-46 - City of Lodi, WI
... A Resolution Authorizing a Contract with Ehlers Investment Partners for Investment Advisory Services WHEREAS the City of Lodi entered into contract with Ehlers Investment Partners for investment advisory services in April 2012; and WHEREAS the Securities and Exchange Commission was charged with defi ...
... A Resolution Authorizing a Contract with Ehlers Investment Partners for Investment Advisory Services WHEREAS the City of Lodi entered into contract with Ehlers Investment Partners for investment advisory services in April 2012; and WHEREAS the Securities and Exchange Commission was charged with defi ...
Before You Sign on the Dotted Line... Questions for Farmers to Ask
... that would be recognized as binding in state court. In general, a person who wishes to enforce a contract must file an action in state court. If the court finds that buyers or sellers have not done what they agreed to do in the contract, the court will generally award the other party a remedy. Remed ...
... that would be recognized as binding in state court. In general, a person who wishes to enforce a contract must file an action in state court. If the court finds that buyers or sellers have not done what they agreed to do in the contract, the court will generally award the other party a remedy. Remed ...
contract
... Without enforceable contracts, commerce would collapse Copyright © 2006 by Pearson Prentice-Hall. All rights reserved. ...
... Without enforceable contracts, commerce would collapse Copyright © 2006 by Pearson Prentice-Hall. All rights reserved. ...
Chapter 13 Capacity and Genuine Assent
... of opinion, value, or law cannot ordinarily be the basis for fraud liability, although it can be when the maker of the false statement claims to be an expert on the particular subject matter and is making the statement as an expert. (c) 2000 West Legal Studies ...
... of opinion, value, or law cannot ordinarily be the basis for fraud liability, although it can be when the maker of the false statement claims to be an expert on the particular subject matter and is making the statement as an expert. (c) 2000 West Legal Studies ...
transfer of obligations
... generally provide for a mutuality effect between shareholders. The Singaporean position is typical in providing that the memorandum and articles of association bind the company and its members upon registration, as if they had been signed and executed under seal.15 The effect of this provision is to ...
... generally provide for a mutuality effect between shareholders. The Singaporean position is typical in providing that the memorandum and articles of association bind the company and its members upon registration, as if they had been signed and executed under seal.15 The effect of this provision is to ...
International Distribution Overview of Relevant
... 1.2 EEA Europe is not just the EU of 27 Member States. n2 In addition, there is a rump of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) which, together with the EU, makes up the European Economic Area (EEA). Conditions of trading within the EEA are very similar but not identical to those in the EU. The ...
... 1.2 EEA Europe is not just the EU of 27 Member States. n2 In addition, there is a rump of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) which, together with the EU, makes up the European Economic Area (EEA). Conditions of trading within the EEA are very similar but not identical to those in the EU. The ...
From: Lavery, Jane L [mailto:JLavery@chevron
... rata basis (i) on each Day during the Delivery Month, or (ii) during the specific time period as set forth in the Confirmation. “Ratable” means the Contract Quantity that will be delivered and received, or exchanged, on a pro rata basis (i) on (i) each Day during the Delivery Month, or (ii) the spec ...
... rata basis (i) on each Day during the Delivery Month, or (ii) during the specific time period as set forth in the Confirmation. “Ratable” means the Contract Quantity that will be delivered and received, or exchanged, on a pro rata basis (i) on (i) each Day during the Delivery Month, or (ii) the spec ...
Contract I: essential features of a contract
... For example, X may offer Y his mobile phone for free, informing Y that the phone will be given at a specific time and place, and that X intends this to be a legally enforceable contract. Y agrees. If X does not give the phone to Y as agreed, is an enforceable contract established? No – Y has given no ...
... For example, X may offer Y his mobile phone for free, informing Y that the phone will be given at a specific time and place, and that X intends this to be a legally enforceable contract. Y agrees. If X does not give the phone to Y as agreed, is an enforceable contract established? No – Y has given no ...
What does it mean? - Eversheds Sutherland
... More recently, in Greencloase Limited v National Westminster Bank plc [2014] EWHC 1156 (Ch) it was noted that the more discretion afforded to a party, the more readily the court will imply an obligation that the discretion should not be exercised in bad faith or in an arbitrary or capricious manner ...
... More recently, in Greencloase Limited v National Westminster Bank plc [2014] EWHC 1156 (Ch) it was noted that the more discretion afforded to a party, the more readily the court will imply an obligation that the discretion should not be exercised in bad faith or in an arbitrary or capricious manner ...
Litigation: What is a Willful Breach of Contract?
... Court looked at the entire contract and noted that plaintiff could not have been held liable for significant consequential damages if the roles had been reversed and it had been the breaching party. Accordingly, the Court found that it would make no sense to interpret the limitation on liability cla ...
... Court looked at the entire contract and noted that plaintiff could not have been held liable for significant consequential damages if the roles had been reversed and it had been the breaching party. Accordingly, the Court found that it would make no sense to interpret the limitation on liability cla ...
IN RE: the MARRIAGE OF Diane L. and Douglas BENSON. | FindLaw
... contemplated no exception to the special writing requirement like the one urged here. (See Phillippe v. Shapell Industries (1987) 43 Cal.3d 1247, 1265 [declining to create exception that would effectively nullify statutory rule].) In MacDonald, Margery and Robert had been married several years when ...
... contemplated no exception to the special writing requirement like the one urged here. (See Phillippe v. Shapell Industries (1987) 43 Cal.3d 1247, 1265 [declining to create exception that would effectively nullify statutory rule].) In MacDonald, Margery and Robert had been married several years when ...
AGREEMENT
... Miles Far East Corporation CERTAINTY If a contract is to vague or uses uncertain terms then the contract may be deemed void Whitock v Brew. However the courts endeavour to make contracts valid where they can Hilas and Co v Arcos Ltd Meningless terms: A contract which contains meaningless term may be ...
... Miles Far East Corporation CERTAINTY If a contract is to vague or uses uncertain terms then the contract may be deemed void Whitock v Brew. However the courts endeavour to make contracts valid where they can Hilas and Co v Arcos Ltd Meningless terms: A contract which contains meaningless term may be ...
REVISITING THE DEFENSIVE DOCTRINE OF ACCORD AND
... creditor and debtor had entered into an oral agreement, whereby, the creditor would accept lesser payments as full satisfaction of the amounts owed to the creditor. Id. 347-48. The court explained that while generally tender without more did not establish accord and satisfaction; “more” existed in t ...
... creditor and debtor had entered into an oral agreement, whereby, the creditor would accept lesser payments as full satisfaction of the amounts owed to the creditor. Id. 347-48. The court explained that while generally tender without more did not establish accord and satisfaction; “more” existed in t ...
Entry Disclosure
... Recipient, or Recipient may otherwise receive access to, Confidential Information (as defined below). Recipient shall use the Confidential Information solely for the Purpose and, subject to Section 3, shall not disclose or permit access to Confidential Information other than to its employees, office ...
... Recipient, or Recipient may otherwise receive access to, Confidential Information (as defined below). Recipient shall use the Confidential Information solely for the Purpose and, subject to Section 3, shall not disclose or permit access to Confidential Information other than to its employees, office ...
Designing A More Effective Managed Care Contracting Team
... Points of negotiation should be considered in terms of their potential benefits to each party before the parties take their seats at the table. It is important to explain why the agreement might be mutually advantageous. If a particular contract might weaken the foothold that another health plan has ...
... Points of negotiation should be considered in terms of their potential benefits to each party before the parties take their seats at the table. It is important to explain why the agreement might be mutually advantageous. If a particular contract might weaken the foothold that another health plan has ...
OFFERS, CONTRACTS AND RELATED ISSUES Power Pt
... To examine documents for the presence of required elements and the consequent “status” of such documents To review the methods by which contracts are discharged and the implications thereof ...
... To examine documents for the presence of required elements and the consequent “status” of such documents To review the methods by which contracts are discharged and the implications thereof ...
Document
... an obligation and the rights of a creditor with respect to it may be affected by general law doctrines or statutory relief in relation to matters such as fraud, misrepresentation, mistake, duress, unconscionable conduct, unfair contracts legislation, frustration, estoppel, waiver, lapse of time, pen ...
... an obligation and the rights of a creditor with respect to it may be affected by general law doctrines or statutory relief in relation to matters such as fraud, misrepresentation, mistake, duress, unconscionable conduct, unfair contracts legislation, frustration, estoppel, waiver, lapse of time, pen ...
1 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF IOWA No. 152 / 03
... exercise parental rights or to have his rights terminated. She adamantly opposed any destruction of the embryos, and was also unwilling to donate the eggs to another couple. Trip testified at the trial that while he did not want the embryos destroyed, he did not want Tamera to use them. He would not ...
... exercise parental rights or to have his rights terminated. She adamantly opposed any destruction of the embryos, and was also unwilling to donate the eggs to another couple. Trip testified at the trial that while he did not want the embryos destroyed, he did not want Tamera to use them. He would not ...
6218 - Fannie Mae
... the Mortgage Loan, other mortgage loans that have been paid in full or collaterally assigned to Lender, including in connection with any Consolidation, Extension and Modification Agreement or similar instrument, or the Disclosed Assets) or held out its credit as being available to satisfy the obliga ...
... the Mortgage Loan, other mortgage loans that have been paid in full or collaterally assigned to Lender, including in connection with any Consolidation, Extension and Modification Agreement or similar instrument, or the Disclosed Assets) or held out its credit as being available to satisfy the obliga ...
EA Code of Practice: Mediation - Appendix H-7
... any oral or written communication that has taken place during the mediation process. The only exception to this understanding will include where ordered to do so by an appropriate judicial authority or where required to do so by law. We agree that any evidence of anything said or of any admission or ...
... any oral or written communication that has taken place during the mediation process. The only exception to this understanding will include where ordered to do so by an appropriate judicial authority or where required to do so by law. We agree that any evidence of anything said or of any admission or ...