If you will be referring to the contractor as "contractor" throughout the body of the contract, state this in the introduction.
This design allows the body to contract better than a hard-shelled sea turtle as it dives to depths of over 1000 m.
"We tend to avoid the large, body-shop kind of contracts," he says, referring to the more capital intensive projects–such as running large government operations taken on by larger rivals.
The crisis boiled over when authorities reported discovering the bullet-ridden bodies of two contract workers in a burning car (reportedly owned by the company), with a third corpse strewn nearby deaths that were by no means the first nor the last in this long-running political and labor struggle.
If only I could sue my body for breach of contract with the natural order of things.
Maude appears unhappy that local NHS bodies have already awarded scores of contracts to mainly groups of public sector workers – GPs, community nurses and domiciliary care staff – to set up schemes to keep older people and those with long-term conditions in better health while remaining at home.
Each key body of law for M&A – contract law, corporate law, securities law, and antitrust law – is shaped in practice by ownership of target firms.
There is a growing body of scholarly work on contract cheating.
That power can only be delegated to the authorities of the body contracting, or about to contract, the debt.' And this argument, it is contended, is not opposed to Folsom v. Ninety Six.
The Uniform Commercial Code, whose original articles have been adopted in nearly every state, represents a body of statutory law that governs important categories of contracts.
A full body wall contraction starts at the posterior end of the larvae, as the posterior body wall contracts, and it propagates in a wave towards the anterior end of the larvae, terminating on extension of the mouth hooks.
