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CONTRACT CLAUSE

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A provision within a contract. A clause or paragraph or section of an agreement. … [Read more...]

CONTINUOUS

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Uninterrupted; unbroken; not Intermittent or occasional; so persistently repeated at short lutervals as to constitute virtually an unbroken series. Black v. Canal Co., 22 N. J. Eq. 402; Hofervs Appeal, 116 Pa. 360, 9 Atl. 441; Ingraham v. Hough, 46 N. C. 43. Continuous adverse use. Is interchangeable with the term "uninterrupted adverse use." Davidson v. Nicholson, 59 Ind. 411. … [Read more...]

CONTRACT FOR DEED

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A contract for the sale of real property where the seller will hold the title to the property until the buyer pays off the amount owed on the property. Upon payoff of the entire loan, the seller will transfer the title to the purchaser. … [Read more...]

CONTRACT LAW

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The body of law that defines the formation and enforcements of contractual agreements. … [Read more...]

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