21:34 Mar 31, 2008 |
English language (monolingual) [PRO] Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s) | |||||||
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4 +1 | this clause is an option for the buyer, as a separate contract |
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4 | Separate treaty - additional signature |
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this clause is an option of the buyer as a separate contract. Separate treaty - additional signature Explanation: If a clause is to be treated as separate contract then there must be a seprate treaty signed - with additional signature as acknowledgement to that the buyer agrees to conditions. For example if a purchase contract for a house has an option to purchase some furniture that is in the house a new contract has to be signed and attached... This is only a simple example - if you provide more detailed context we can elaborate more. |
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this clause is an option of the buyer as a separate contract. this clause is an option for the buyer, as a separate contract Explanation: i.e., buyer can choose this [described in the following sentence] as an option i s/he wishes. It will then be the subject of a separate contract. Poor English...wrong use of preposition, at the very least |
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