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Subject: How to differentiate Legal binding and non legal binding contract

Author:
Lorraine

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Date Posted: Sat, Feb 28 2004, 3:43:32

Hi,

I'm very concern about the contract that i've previously signed with MTC (IRN). I've look through this forum and i am getting very worried.

I have been looking through the contract that my fiance and myself signed and nothing looks legal to me.

I need help. Pls advice

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[> Subject: contracts

Author:
smiley
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Date Posted: Sun, Feb 29 2004, 11:52:10

Hi,
All contracts, verbal,implied or written "in good faith", agreed upon by both parties are legal & binding. The key words are "in good faith". Should 1 party be scheming, conniving, coaxing, misrepresenting, under duress or undue pressure, misunderstand the contents of contract, unfair terms, not conforming to the State's legal process,etc.,etc, then the contract is void and illegal.

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Author: jas [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Tue, Nov 02 2004, 13:30:42 So does it make timeshare contracts void and illegal since we are made to sign under pressure? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> Subject: contracts
Author: laurie [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Tue, Jul 13 2004, 9:34:25 I was wondering what signing a contract "under duress" means. I had a sick uncle that signed over his land to his caretaker just before his death, however, a will was made out to his daughter for the land. Also, my uncle could only sign with an X as he could not write his name. Is this valid? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]