Business Law for EngineersMcGraw-Hill book Company, Incorporated, 1929 - 496 pages |
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Page 3-10
... sufficient to prevent the entire avoidance of the contract for lack of consideration . Clearness . An important feature of any contract is that it shall de- scribe what is to be done , or the material to be furnished , with sufficient ...
... sufficient to prevent the entire avoidance of the contract for lack of consideration . Clearness . An important feature of any contract is that it shall de- scribe what is to be done , or the material to be furnished , with sufficient ...
Page 3-13
... sufficient , if it shows the parties to the agreement ( or enables them to be determined ) , sets forth the agreement with sufficient certainty , and is signed by the party to be charged ; this satisfies the Statute . The signature need ...
... sufficient , if it shows the parties to the agreement ( or enables them to be determined ) , sets forth the agreement with sufficient certainty , and is signed by the party to be charged ; this satisfies the Statute . The signature need ...
Page 10-25
... sufficient if made within a reasonable time after the last nego- tiation thereof . ยง 132. What constitutes a sufficient presentment . to be sufficient , must be made : Presentment for payment , 1. By the holder , or by some person ...
... sufficient if made within a reasonable time after the last nego- tiation thereof . ยง 132. What constitutes a sufficient presentment . to be sufficient , must be made : Presentment for payment , 1. By the holder , or by some person ...
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