Sentence examples for validity of contracts from inspiring English sources
His departure ignited an unresolved dispute between the N.H.L. and the K.H.L. over international transfers and the validity of contracts.
One London lawyer says he has been inundated by requests from clients asking about the validity of contracts.
In modern moral and legal thought, actual consent whether express or tacit is of great importance in determining the force of moral obligations and the validity of contracts.
That's why even libertarians say defending the validity of contracts is a bedrock government function.
That formula hasn't been followed since World War II, however, because lawmakers didn't want to trigger the vast array of domestic laws — giving the president enormous control over the economy and calling into question the validity of contracts and insurance — that come into force when the "W-word" is used.
The legal proceedings in that case markedly changed the conversation about the validity of surrogacy contracts.
It's significant that McDougal and Clifford are both making very specific arguments against the validity of their contracts—arguments that don't necessarily touch the enforceability of N.D.A.s, per se.
These instruments allow investors to hedge the risk that a country reneges on its debt and let others bet that such a default will happen.Christine Lagarde, the French finance minister, has suggested that the "validity" of these contracts should be looked at.
In a closed session, the Presidium of the 6th National Congress on 18 December acknowledged the importance of the continued transformation of private industry and commerce and the validity of economic contracts between production and business units.
Not only will solicitors get work from the consultation and drafting involved in this development, but now we will also be involved in all the satellite litigation regarding the validity of the contract, and the interpretation of the contract upon the marital assets.
A witness was in all cases important and, in some, essential to the validity of a contract.
