1/If a written contract is mired in the gibberish of legalese that contract is useless to the layman and possibly an invalid contract because that legalese imposed more than was orally agreed upon. It is in the best interest of laymen to insist upon a written contract plain...
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2/...and simple. The two elements of a contract that are necessary to make a valid contract are: 1) All parties are in agreement 2) Offer and acceptance (something of value exchanged) If those two elements are in place even an oral contract is valid. Easements 30 years later...
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