what is konwledge contract?
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what is konwledge?!!$$##
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Well, these things are usually custom tailored to the specific needs!\n\nYou could ask a contractor to see a sample contract.
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it appears to be the status of a property in the mls. cntg means contingincy which means someone has a contract to buy the house. KO is the type of contingency but I do not know what that means, other than no ko is another common one listed so it must be an important distinction.
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I think you are a little confused.  \n\nExpressed contract is there is an offer, an acceptance and consideration - meaning something you get or something I give up in exchange for performance.\n\nAn implied contract is a contract which is determined by conduct rather that words.  For example, if I pay you $5 every time you shovel my driveway, even though we never said a word to each other, you might expect that I would pay you $5 next time you shovel my driveway.\n\nPromissory estoppel is something altogether different.  It is a substitute for consideration.  For example, if I make a charitable pledge to a church, and others do as well, even though the church gave me nothing for the promise, I am estopped to deny my pledge because of the performance of everyone else who gave there pledge.  It is a substitute for consideration.\n\nAnother non-contract theory is tort.  But that's a whole different story.  I don't think that's part of your business law class yet.
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It means "Job Contract".
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A contract is a set of obligations and rights. The lawyer makes sure you meet your obligations, and protects your rights.  The first way he does that is by making sure you understand what they are. Some of the rights he can protect by doing things for you, but the obligations are all in your hands.  Some of the things he does require information you have that he doesn't have.  He probably also wants you to sign a letter that hires him so he doesn't have to work for free.
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I don't know if you can change a contract once it's signed.  A contract is pretty much a legal document that prevents either of the parties changing the terms mid-stream.
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http://www.4lawschool.com/contracts/vokes.shtml
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In business law a contract is made by an offer and an acceptance.  In your scenario the offer was made by the mobile company to renew the contract at the end of the month by the man doing nothing.  This states that the offer is open for a month.  This is an invitation to treat not an offer to sell.\n\nThe man's acceptance of the offer would come at the end of the month.  As the time hasn't lapsed the acceptance was not made.  Even though the confirmation of renewal papers had been received on the 6th day of the month, a contract had NOT been made.
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It is a Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement.\n\nBasically it legally protects both you and the company you will be working with. Try this link for more info.
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I think your thinking of Dyncorp. They have alot of governement contracts.\n\nrecuiting website\nhttp://www.dyncorprecruiting.com/
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I don't get what you are asking - what do you mean by affirmative actions?  I need more info!  If the contract didn't exist - what is the plaintiff basing the claim off of - i.e. quasi contract or implied in fact contract etc etc. Or are you representing the defendant and want to get out of the contract because the plainitff induced you to creat one with fraud?
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It depands on the agreement and the contract that you sign with.\n\nKen Wah\nhttp://www.doinfinity.com
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land contracts, installment contracts, and contract for deed are generally used to refer to the same thing...you recieve the deed to the property when you have paid all the installments. they are treated as mortgages, in the state of SC at least...\n\nLease to Own refers to something else, i believe. people often confuse the terms. check with a real estate attorney to be sure you fully understand the difference if you are signing one in the future.
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I cant find an exact example but if you continue having trouble try this website\n\nhttp://contracts.onecle.com/bbsports/nanula.emp.1999.11.24.shtml\n\nthats one or you can browse down a whole list of examples at\n\nhttp://contracts.onecle.com/type/2.shtml\n\n\nlook to the left and find the catagory of contract examples you want
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Your contract is complete.Bill your customer for it.Your next and subsequent contracts are totally divorced from the first. Invoice each completed contract.\nIf you wanna stay nice however, bill with the words "First contract complete.Subsequent contracts will be invoiced separately"\nBut, Hey! You should have made this clear when drawing up the contract(s). Your customer,department, should expect this\n\nSueter
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Depends on the contract that the contractor signed.