"Promise not made into a book = void, right?"
📖 Promise, part 4.
"Promise not made into a book = void, right?" ⚖️
Many people still understand that...
👉. Without the papers,
= No contract
But actually,
"Not always," 😶
Cor.
⚖️. Common law.
Most contracts.
👉 "There's no need to make it into a book."
Just Have: ▪️ Offer
+
▪️ The response matches.
The contract may have already happened.
Cor.
💬 A simple example.
Such as: ▪️ labour contracts.
▪️ Okay, general trading.
▪️ Hiring is done in some cases.
Even didn't sign the papers.
But if the deal is clear,
👉 could have legal effect.
Cor.
📌, but there's an important one.
Some kind of contract.
The law "forced to make into books."
Such as: 🏠 real estate trading.
💰 Certain types of contracts prescribed by law.
If not following the pattern
👉 can't sue. ⚠️
Cor.
📌 Brief summary
Promise.
Not on "paper" alone.
But stay at
👉 "agreement of the parties."
But if the law sets the pattern,
You have to make it right. ⚖️
Cor.
📖 The next episode: "Is an unfair contract still valid?" ⚖️
Follow up well because some promises
Even if I agreed...
It may not apply. 😶



















































