Sentence examples for preparing the contract from inspiring English sources

In addition to preparing the contract, which itself typically requires discussion and negotiation with the buyer's lawyer, Mr. Saft said, the seller's lawyer takes responsibility, as an escrow agent, for any deposit paid by the buyer.

Mr. Saft added that while there is nothing that would legally bar shareholders from representing themselves when selling an apartment, when a lawyer represents a seller in a sale the lawyer usually does considerably more than simply preparing the contract.

The app, the first to offer this technology, enables agents to prepare and submit offers on the go within minutes by preparing the contract for e-signature, and submitting it with a single tap of a button.

The Premier League club are preparing the contracts and documents to finalise the midfielder's signing.

One of the company's managers, Dammen Campbell, helped prepare the contract prices and filed a whistle-blower complaint that was also settled by the federal agreement with Halliburton.

Shorten, who was still the AWU's national secretary at the time, said he "could well have" asked Chen to prepare the contract but did not "supervise" every clause and did not know how Wilson came to be described as a research officer.

"Obviously I don't ask them to prepare the contract but I'm ready to extend it if they want to because I feel completely part of this family".

Kecal agrees, and rushes off to prepare the contract.

Millions were needed for external consultant fees to prepare the contracts, in addition to the cost of upgrading the rolling stock.

The two men have known each other since 1986, when Mr. Prince, as general counsel of the Commercial Credit Company, then a troubled Baltimore finance company, prepared the employment contract for Mr. Weill, who became chief executive.

Robert Greenbaum, a Woodbridge, N.J., real estate lawyer, said that while binders are generally not used in New Jersey, it is quite common for brokers to prepare the initial contract of sale in residential transactions.