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contract

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promise/set of promises. when you form a contract, you have to have intent to be bound

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contractual intent

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forming contract uses objectives

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objective and subjective intent

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objective: what it is
subjective: based on personal impression

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elements to a contract (list)

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  1. agreement
  2. competent parties
  3. genuine assent
  4. consideration
  5. legal purpose/object
  6. legal form
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words ending in “or”

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acting party (ex: lessor)

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words ending in “ee”

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party acted upon (ex: lessee)

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formal contracts

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written contracts/agreements where the formality signifies the parties intention to abide by the terms

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contracts under seal

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stamped wax or signature followed by the word seal

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recognize contracts

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contract of record, promise, or obligation entered into before a court (EX: a written pledge to go to trial)

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negotiable instruments

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drafts, promissory notes, checks and certificates, that in proper form give special rights as negotiable commercial paper

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enforceability of contracts

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valid, voidable, void ab intio, valid but unenforceable

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valid

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agreement that is binding and enforceable

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voidable

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agreement that is otherwise binding and enforceable but may be rejected at the option of one of the parties

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void ab intio

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void from the beginning (lacking capacity)

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executed contracts

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contracts that have been completely performed (nothing remains to be done)

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executory contract

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one party still has something to do

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bilateral contract

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promise for a promise (conditioned by the word IF) ex: ill paint your house IF you pay me $100

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unilateral contract

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promise for an act (no if) ex: 100$ for finding lost puppy

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option contract

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contract that allows you to get into a second contract after the fact

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right to 1st refusal

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right of a party to meet the terms of a proposed contract before it is executed (like a real estate purchase agreement)

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expressed contract

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99% of all contracts (governed by law) terms of the agreement of the parties

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