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What is the purpose of a settlement agreement including a clause that it was signed, "voluntarily and without any duress whatsoever?"
Recitals in contracts are prima facie evidence that the facts recited in them are true. This could be relevant if trying to secure a default judgment, or if the party who signed the document is no ...
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Do contracts require pages or clauses numbered?
I do not believe that there is any requirement to number clauses, paragraphs, or pages, and I have certainly seen contracts where none of these are numbered. It is a common practice to number ...
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Legality of charging customer service for one’s time spent dealing with them
He already has a contract with the company
It’s unlikely that will require the company to pay him for time spent dealing with them but, if it does, then it would set a rate for this. All the contracts ...
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Legality of charging customer service for one’s time spent dealing with them
I think the courts might be loath to accept the logic here.
The starting point is that courts expect each side to allow a reasonable amount of time and effort for communicating about a dispute or ...
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What is the Irish equivalent of a German UG entity?
You are likely looking for a private company limited by shares (Ltd).
The German UG and GmbH are certain kinds of limited companies. Here, "limited" means that liability is limited to the ...
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Is there a way to avoid double-VAT when delivering from UK to Ireland?
From 1 January 2021, goods sent from Great Britain to the EU are treated as exports, which are subject to 0% VAT:
VAT is a tax levied on goods and services consumed in the UK. When goods are exported ...
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What is the purpose of a settlement agreement including a clause that it was signed, "voluntarily and without any duress whatsoever?"
The only thing I can think of is that it can be used to void the settlement agreement by allowing the signatory to later state that it was signed involuntarily and under duress.
If there was duress, ...
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Legality of charging customer service for one’s time spent dealing with them
You ask whether an agent of a corporation (e.g. a customer service representative) can accept on behalf of the corporation a contract offered to them that would have the corporation pay the offeror a ...
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