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Basic Contract Law for Paralegals

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group of persons identified as a group rather than as named individuals.   Class  
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the bargain of the contract; a benefit conferred or a detriment incurred.   Consideration  
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proposition made by one party to another manifesting a present intention to enter into a valid contract and creating a power in the other person to create a valid contract by making an appropriate acceptance.   Offer  
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the person to whom an offer is made; the one who has the power to create a valid contract by making an appropriate acceptance.   Offeree  
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the person who initiates a contract by proposing the offer.   Offeror  
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an agreement whereby one person agrees to buy or sell the goods produced by the other party.   Output Contract  
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agreement whereby one person agrees to buy all his supplies during a given period from one supplier.   Requirements Contract  
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contractual clause in which a specified time for performance is made a key element of the contract.   Time of the essence clause  
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statutory enactment codifying certain areas of contract law, specifically with respect to sales contracts between merchants.   Uniform Commercial Code  
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