Perhaps a sign is needed above the sensor, or perhaps it is assumed that upon gaining access privileges, the user enters a contractual agreement to provide fingerprints.
Accordingly, we have upheld the assertion of jurisdiction over defendants who have purposefully "reach[ed] out beyond" their State and into another by, for example, entering a contractual relationship that "envisioned continuing and wide-reaching contacts" in the forum State, or by circulating magazines to "deliberately exploi[t]" a market in the forum State.
When an entity sends an EMBED message to another entity, it enters a contractual agreement to pay a processing fee up to an upper bound it specifies.
John O'Doherty, the director of the Rainbow Project, said: "Ashers Baking Company entered into a contractual agreement to make this cake and then changed their mind.
That makes a very big difference.To be fair, Sir Paul has an explanation, saying:In 2009 the Met entered into a contractual arrangement with Neil Wallis, terminating in 2010.
If the customer wants its 100 Bitcoins to be stored with a custodian with which it has entered into a contractual relationship, the customer sends an output transaction to an address designated by the custodian.
In the case of Mr. Ford's manuscript, the copyright holders' interest in confidentiality is irrefutable; the copyright holders had entered into a contractual undertaking to "keep the manuscript confidential" and required that all those to whom the manuscript was shown also "sign an agreement to keep the manuscript confidential". App. to Pet. for Cert.
According to contract law, if the man's offer of "Will you marry me?" when he presents the ring is followed by the woman's "yes" upon its acceptance, the couple has then entered into a contractual agreement.
When a person enters into a contractual undertaking, he intends to benefit the other contracting party and such persons as may properly be classified as third parties specifically intended to be benefited.
