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Making a contract
Making a contract
Be careful when you make promises, or pay someone to do something. Even if nothing’s in writing, it can still be a legal contract. Here’s what to look out for.
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Learn how contracts work, and how to protect your interests.
Making a contract
Be careful when you make promises, or pay someone to do something. Even if nothing’s in writing, it can still be a legal contract. Here’s what to look out for.
Cancelling or breaking a contract
You can sometimes get out of a contract, whether it’s in writing or not. But not always. Let’s look at some common situations and how you can take action.
Liability waivers
Renting skis, climbing a rock wall, skydiving — if there’s danger involved, the business will probably ask you sign something. These liability waivers impact your rights.