Draw up legally binding contracts for the home owners to sign.
Shelly Sterling said in a statement issued late Thursday that she'd signed a binding contract for a sale of the Clippers by The Sterling Family Trust to Ballmer in what would be a record deal if approved by the NBA.
Due to the large interest in the group, the Herberts quickly set about creating a binding contract for them.
In Germany, Deutsche Telekom, the hype-Mobile currently without binding contract for 999 euros.
After it emerged there was still no legally binding contract for EDF and its Chinese partners to invest in Hinkley Point, Lynne Featherstone, a peer and former coalition minister, claimed the tidal scheme would last for longer than a nuclear station and ensure security of supply.
In June EU leaders will discuss the idea of countries signing binding "contracts" for reform, perhaps backed by the offer of more money.
The outfit claims to have a binding contract with him for the 2015 and 2016 seasons, although Miller denies that.
But the real way to create a legally binding contract is for both parties to agree to the terms.
And yet, until now, the big difference between the "off the record" contract and any other binding contract is that the former didn't carry any penalties whatsoever for breach.
Council press release again speaks of "thousands of new homes and jobs" and says steering group members have "drawn up their own legally-binding contracts" for estates residents, but reports only the consultation responses of secure council tenants rather than all residents' responses, which showed a larger majority against the scheme.
