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liberty of contract

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A quick definition of liberty of contract:

The liberty of contract is the idea that people have the right to make agreements with each other without interference from the government. This means that contracts are based on mutual agreement and free choice, and should not be controlled by external forces. It is the principle that people can decide how they want to interact with each other, rather than being forced into certain roles. This concept is important because it allows individuals to have control over their own lives and relationships.

A more thorough explanation:

Liberty of contract, also known as freedom of contract, is the idea that people have the right to make legally binding agreements without interference from external sources such as the government. This means that contracts are based on mutual agreement and free choice.

For example, if two people agree to buy and sell a car for a certain price, they have the right to do so without the government telling them they can't. This is because the principle of liberty of contract allows individuals to make their own decisions about their relationships and agreements.

The concept of liberty of contract is important because it allows people to enter into agreements that are beneficial to them and to negotiate terms that work for both parties. It also allows for the creation of new business ventures and economic growth.

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matt gaetz ethics report released
paid for sex with a junior in high school
guarantee people still defend him
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9:51
I only read headlines and skimmed a random article of it since I am the only one at work this week. Seems like he is Republican Hunter Biden but not at the paying rent with poop paintings stage
ImpartialLion
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Sent in my transcript at 6 am today and it’s processing. Think it will be processed before lsac closes tmrw?
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9:58
I would say it is a toss up, for how much LSAC charges us for everything they are extremely efficient in processing and sending stuff out BUT with a 30% uptake in applicants and the holidays it may be significantly slower unless it is ran through and processed by a computer program. Even if it takes them longer to process it, not like there is anyone at a school to request and review it after LSAC does their thing
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just called Fordham. they said there will be decisions going out today
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Hope schools are chill and just send As leaving the Rs for next month lol
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Fingers crossed for good luck today
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10:56
@soap: really hoping to get that UTK call today
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