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Questions about whether contracts, agreements, terms, or conditions are or can bind an entity under the law.
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Is an oral "contract" legally binding?
All contracts are binding, as long as they are indeed contracts. The law provides guiding for what is not a contract, in order to prevent useless lawsuits. … So, all contracts that are indeed contracts are binding, but only some are enforceable (as stipulated by law), and out of those, only some are easy to enforce (written notarized contracts). …