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The Requirement that You Voluntarily Enter into a Contract

January 4, 2023 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

The Requirement that You Voluntarily Enter into a Contract

When Can You Argue that You Didn't Agree of Your Own Free Will and Knowledge Under long-established law, one of the requirements for a contract to be valid and enforceable is that all parties must have voluntarily entered into the agreement. What ...

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How Does Your Age Affect the Validity of a Contract?

December 7, 2022 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

How Does Your Age Affect the Validity of a Contract?

Can You Be Too Young or Too Old to Enter into an Enforceable Agreement? In earlier articles, we documented the requirements of a valid and enforceable contract, including the condition that the parties must have legal capacity. We further explained ...

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The Impact of a Mistake on the Validity of a Contract

November 10, 2022 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

The Impact of a Mistake on the Validity of a Contract

Will the Contract Still Be Enforceable If Either Party Relies on a Mistake? One of the requirements of a valid and enforceable contract is that there must be an agreement. That has commonly been construed to mean that there must be at least two ...

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When Will a Party to a Contract Lack Legal Capacity?

October 6, 2022 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

What Situations Involve a Potential Lack of Contractual Capacity? For a contract to be binding and enforceable, the parties to that contract must both have what is known as "contractual capacity." What does that mean? When might a person fail to ...

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Business Contracts—When Do You Have Acceptance of an Offer?

September 7, 2022 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

When Is an Acceptance Really a Counteroffer? What Is the Mailbox Rule? Does It Still Apply? The first requirement of a valid and enforceable contract is that there must be an agreement. To constitute an agreement, the exchange between the parties ...

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Business Contracts—What Is an Offer?

August 3, 2022 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

Business Contracts—What Is an Offer

What Must an Offer Contain? When Is an Offer Not an Offer? One of the basic requirements of a valid and enforceable contract is an "agreement." Under contract law, an agreement requires an "offer" and acceptance of that offer. In business, though, ...

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Is an Oral Business Contract Enforceable?

July 5, 2022 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

When Must a Business Contract Be in Writing to Be Valid? In business, it's common for most communications to be verbal—on the phone or even in person. Suppose you have a conversation with a customer, supplier or potential partner and you come to a ...

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Implied Employment Contracts

October 11, 2021 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

What Factors Can Be Cited as Evidence of an Implied Employment Agreement? In Texas, as in most states, employment is considered to be at will—the vast majority of people do not have any type of written agreement setting forth the terms and ...

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Employment Agreements—The Pros and Cons

August 6, 2021 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

Employment Agreements—The Pros and Cons

When Is It Better to Have Your Employees Under Contract? There’s no requirement, at any level or for any job, that the parties enter into a binding employment agreement. A well-constructed agreement can offer benefits but also will place some ...

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Are Oral Business Contracts Enforceable in Texas?

May 7, 2021 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

When Must a Commercial Agreement Be in Writing? In business, many ventures and transactions are initially sealed verbally or with a handshake. Are there commercial agreements that must be in writing? For centuries, oral agreements have been valid ...

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