any note of law of contract.?
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why are u confused?\nare you looking for Indian law of Contract? if yes then you can ask anything. i'll answer.\nmuse_christ@yahoo.com
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Legal Notices in the local paper.\n\n-HtJ
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http://dictionary.law.com/
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All depends upon contract.
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Not a website, but there is an EXCELLENT book called "Law 101" by Richard Feinman. You can order it through Amazon. It is an excellent book.
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Written contact, or on a simple or implied contract: 6 years, (CGS 52-576)
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Contract must have a legal purpose\nIt must have mutual agreement by people capable of contracting\nIt must have been mutually understood\nIt must have consideration - each side giving something of value\nIt must have reasonably complete terms as to the items traded, the time, place and manner of performance.\nIt must be evidenced by a writing if over $500.00 (usually) or if performance might take longer than a year.
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The have clearly breached the contractual agreement and you therefore have the right to terminate the contract by giving notice in writing. Make a copy of the letter and get a postage receipt and then just ignore them. They know they have no action but big companies try to take advantage of people who don't know their rights.\n\nAlternatively pop down to your local law centre or citizens advice bureau, they have an on duty solicitor who  will be able to advise you as to the best course of action available to you.\n\nGood Luck!
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the saying "an iron clad contract" is used to state that there is no out of this particular contract....i dont think there is a contract called iron clad....its just a term
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http://www.medlawplus.com/legalforms/instruct/sample-eeagree.pdf#search='sample%20employment%20contract'\n\nhttp://hr.blr.com/human_resources/sample_employment_contract.htm\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Employment_contract
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Yes. Consult a lawyer. You may be able to recover under a couple of contract theories (even though you may not have sign a written contract). Write down all the facts, keep all paperwork, and log all your commmunications and what was said. COntact a lawyer.
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Why do you need online notes, where some nice books are easily available in the market. To name a few\n\n1) Corporate Law- V S Datey\n2) Business Law & Industrial Law- Sen $ Mitra\n3) Business & Corporate Law- N D Kapoor
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Best scenario would be to consult with a legal professional on what's appropriate for your business needs.\nBut you can look at some legal docs online you might find useful... Just make sure you both agree to the terms.\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2006-20,GGLG:en&q=legal+document+contract
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Read your contract for a clause that explains how you can get our of it.  Also, get advice from an attorney - show him your contract.  Good luck!
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In THEORY the oral contracts are binding, unless they fall under "statute of frauds"(when writing is required, usually for real estate contracts or really large sums[1]).\nIn reality it is kind of hard to prove that the contract existed if it is not writing. Having witnesses might help, otherwise it is very hard.\nAlso i believe that in you case you have the documents for the SALE but not for the promise of return. This is called "collateral agreement" and will probably be exclude by Parole Evidence Rule.
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Try Lexis Law online.
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hey r u checking on wether we know law or not..Well, i m a law student.\nThe meaning of consideration has been defined in section 2(d) of the Indian contract Act which also specifies that Consideration is one of the essentials of a contract.\nsection 10 states that " An agreement is a contract where it has been entered into by free consent of the parties,competent to contract,with a lawful purpose and for a lawful consideratrion"\nIt is only when a promise is made for something in return that such a promise can be enforced against in a court of law. Subject to certain exceptions, agreements without consideration are void(section 25).\nexceptions:\n1.Agreement made on account of natural love and affection.\n2.Agreemnt to compensate for past voluntary services.\n3. Agreemnt to pay a time-barred debt.\n4.Contract of agency.\n5.A gift actually made n completed.\n\nHope thats enough info.