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Simple English definitions for legal terms

blanket contract

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A quick definition of blanket contract:

A blanket contract is an agreement between two or more parties that creates obligations that can be enforced by law. It can refer to the series of actions taken by the parties, the written document that records the agreement, or the legal relationships resulting from the agreement. In simple terms, a contract is a promise or set of promises that the law recognizes as a duty, and if broken, can be remedied.

A more thorough explanation:

A blanket contract is a type of contract between two or more parties that creates enforceable obligations. It is called a "blanket" contract because it covers a range of goods or services, rather than a specific item or project.

For example, a company may enter into a blanket contract with a supplier to purchase all of their office supplies for the year. This means that the company can order as many pens, paper, and other supplies as they need, up to a certain limit, without having to negotiate a new contract each time.

Another example of a blanket contract is a retainer agreement between a lawyer and a client. The client pays a set fee upfront, and the lawyer agrees to provide legal services as needed throughout the year.

Blanket contracts can be beneficial for both parties because they provide a level of predictability and stability. The parties know what to expect from each other and can plan accordingly.

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send one right now about how if they let you in duke will make the final four
I am not an expert but I would imagine with your stats a lot of schools will think you have options so I would recommend writing about why that location is a top choice for you not just the school being a top choice. Try to show/convince them you will attend.
[] starfishies
9:37
this is a bit of a sidebar but I bought 7sage for 10 minutes when i thought i'd retake the LSAT in april then clarity sunk in and I realized I shouldn't and they refunded me but let me keep the subscription v nice of them
Secret
9:38
When should I think about sending my LOCI. I have heard that I should wait until April. Is that true?
GreyCeaselessMammoth
9:38
i sent one soon after the WL and plan to send another in April
I only did one and I sent it once Vandy rolled me from ED to RD
shaquilleoatmeal
9:39
i withdrew from duke after the wl but i think the email had details about it
olliewillnotgotoharvard
GreyCeaselessMammoth
9:42
thats so brutal
[] starfishies
9:42
this is a bit mean
GreyCeaselessMammoth
9:42
straight R no wl
shaquilleoatmeal
9:42
lmao - if i had to guess, dude thought stats would carry and probably put no effort into the essays and it showed
[] starfishies
9:42
this is more mean lol bro could be in the room with us and is nice to update their results
GreyCeaselessMammoth
9:43
ollie we support you
GreyCeaselessMammoth
9:43
change your name to olliewillgotoUChicago?
ollie you need better stats than that to go to harvard :(
lilypadfrog
9:44
uchicago famously hates low gpas
GreyCeaselessMammoth
9:44
olliewillgotoUpenn
GreyCeaselessMammoth
9:44
i think he has good chances there
upenn famously hates high lsats
GreyCeaselessMammoth
9:45
ollie blueprint
cumsock
9:45
do you think about the days when we sat down smoking wine and drinking haze
PuppyBot
9:48
morninh
cumsock
9:48
i wanna quit my jorb
cumsock
9:49
and ride the rails
@cumsock: same and not cause it sucks, I love who I work with/for and it is super easy but I am trying to save a lot of LS so I can ball out while unemployed
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