Business Law for EngineersMcGraw-Hill book Company, Incorporated, 1929 - 496 pages |
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Page 15-1
... Proposal should be clearly understood . The Proposal is an offer , and when this offer is accepted , the Proposal and acceptance together constitute a valid Contract to do the work , and also to execute the formal Contract and to give ...
... Proposal should be clearly understood . The Proposal is an offer , and when this offer is accepted , the Proposal and acceptance together constitute a valid Contract to do the work , and also to execute the formal Contract and to give ...
Page 15-6
... Proposal to such an extent that the acceptance of the Proposal can possibly be construed as an acceptance of the surety . It is quite possible that the Proposal may be acceptable and accepted , but that the surety first offered may be ...
... Proposal to such an extent that the acceptance of the Proposal can possibly be construed as an acceptance of the surety . It is quite possible that the Proposal may be acceptable and accepted , but that the surety first offered may be ...
Page 15-9
... Proposal more complete in itself , and some courts might consider it desirable or even necessary . The chapter on Uniform Contract Form shows a section providing for extra work . In the Proposal it is not ... proposal is PROPOSAL 15-9.
... Proposal more complete in itself , and some courts might consider it desirable or even necessary . The chapter on Uniform Contract Form shows a section providing for extra work . In the Proposal it is not ... proposal is PROPOSAL 15-9.
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