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When entering into a contract it does not have to be in writing and signed, in order to be binding A contract can be verbal or contained within a series of emails and be no less binding on the parties, than a traditional formal written contract, which incorporates the legal as well as commercial terms. If anything you are more exposed if the contract is not in a written form because evidencing the terms is more difficult. #business #law #solicitor

Next talk about in Busines law Wait, I will write soon. Business is very important things in our life. We all want to do business but we should know what the law says about it, maybe many of us know about it but still we get into trouble but why? #familylaw #buisneslaw #civillaw #imigrationlaw #corporatelaw

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If I’ve not expressly included something in a contract, can it be implied instead? In a nutshell probably not unless, it is satisfied that it is what the contract actually means. The Court will be reluctant to interfere with the terms of a contract even if it would be reasonable to do so. Therefore when entering into a contract expressly state what is intended. In other words make sure that the terms reflect the agreement entered into. Don’t rely on the Court to do do. It is not enough for the court to consider that the implied term would have been reasonable. Instead the court must be satisfied it is what the contract actually means. #business #law #legal

🔍 Join us as we decode technology law terms today! At MB Legal, we understand that dealing with legal terminology can be tough, especially when it comes to #technology. That's why you are welcome to swipe through today's infographic with a breakdown of some essential #techlaw related terms. ⤵️💡 #MBLegalglossary #legalterms #techterms #commonlegalterms

The Latin Legal Maxim of the week is "A posteriori". This simply means “by a reason that comes after”. This is generally used to mean “after the facts”. This is a type of reasoning applied in law where conclusion is made from facts, experience or evidence. It refers to a legal decision or judgment that is given by the judge after going through all the facts that were presented before him/her or based on some past events and shreds of evidence. In contract law, a posteriori decision may be made based on the performance of the parties to the contract, rather than on any assumption regarding their behaviour. #law #thelawhub #latinlegalmaxims #lawcoach #beintheknow #legalprofession #careerandlifestyle #latinmaxims

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