On the contrary, the contract is significantly divided into two branches: One a promise to the city for the benefit of the city in its corporate capacity, in which branch is included the service at the hydrants; and the other a promise to the city for the benefit of private takers, in which branch is included the service at their homes and factories.
If this person has been "hired to invent," the employer frequently owns the invention in the absence of a contrary employment contract provision.
This holding is contrary to the contract provisions, contrary to statute for works done in the service of the United States, contrary to copyright law, and contrary to national policy governing access to public monuments.
Interestingly, we also find that multiple milestone payments are beneficial even when the licensor is risk-averse, contrary to standard contract theory results, which recommend that only an upfront payment should be used.
The court denied the school's counterclaim for the remaining tuition, and while Dr. Roemer called that ruling "contrary to basic contract law," the school did not pursue the case because "the amount was too small".
Upon the whole account, there remained two hundred and forty Romans unexchanged, and the senate now not only refused to allow money for the ransoms, but also reproached Fabius for making a contract, contrary to the honour and interest of the commonwealth, for redeeming men whose cowardice had put them in the hands of the enemy.
In times of war, contracts contrary to the national defense effort are normally abrogated, modified or suspended.
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While the stories suggest that lawyers do not compete or design innovative contracts, their contracts suggest the contrary.
Businessmen say that, despite official claims to the contrary, the economy is contracting.
