Contract

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Contract
  1. acceptance

    Annotations:

    • offeree doesn't agree with the offer
    1. benefits

      Annotations:

      • something a party was not entitled to get earlier.
      1. bilateral

        Annotations:

        • has two promises.
        1. capacity

          Annotations:

          • legal ability to enter into a contract.
          1. duress

            Annotations:

            • overcoming someones free will by force or threat or bodily harm.
            1. firm offer

              Annotations:

              • a written offer offer goods that states the period of time during which the offer will stay open.
              1. implied

                Annotations:

                • contract that comes about from the actions of the parties.
        2. detriments

          Annotations:

          • any loss suffered or anything given up.
          1. economic duress

            Annotations:

            • threats to someones income or buisness.
            1. insanity

              Annotations:

              • offeror is declared insane.
            2. express

              Annotations:

              • contract statement that may be written or oral.
          2. consideration

            Annotations:

            • exchange of benefits and detriments by the parties to an agreement.
            1. counteroffer

              Annotations:

              • change in the terms of the offer.
              1. death

                Annotations:

                • offerer dies
                • offeror dies
                1. emancipation

                  Annotations:

                  • serving of the parent-child relationship.
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