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INTEGER

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Lat. Whole; untouched. Res Integra means a question which is new and undecided. 2 Kent Comm. 177. … [Read more...]

INTEGRATED CONTRACT

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A contract where all other agreements and contracts are incorporated into the present agreement. … [Read more...]

INTEGRATION

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Usually refers to the combination of several early versions of an agreement into one final agreement which supersedes all prior versions. May also be used in reference to the combination of people of different races who were prior segregated, usually for anti-discrimination purposes such as the busing of children of the school of one race into another location which consists … [Read more...]

INTEGRATION CLAUSE

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Also known as a merger clause, a contract clause which states that the contract to be signed represents the final agreement, mergers all prior versions and supersedes any other prior version or discussion agreement, written or oral. … [Read more...]

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