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The Prime Minister has defended the inclusion of foreign experts in the drafting of new laws. start learning
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the process of preparing a document
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interpreting the provisions start learning
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interpretacja postanowień, klazul
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I signed a two-year lease shortly before moving into the flat. start learning
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the agreement (written or oral) that gives a person or business entity (the tenant) the right to possess or occupy property either for life, for a fixed period of time or for a period that may be ended at the will of one or both parties
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Banks generally have standard loan agreements, and can often be unwilling to change the terms. start learning
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a contract between borrower and lender which sets out the terms and conditions for the loan
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Historically, banks have been the most common type of lender. start learning
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person or entity by whom the loan is supplied to the borrower
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a hire purchase agreement start learning
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umowa o świadczenie usług
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to be capable of acceptance without further negotiation start learning
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zdolny do przyjęcia bez późniejszych negocjacji
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A decision to price the initial shares below the cost to taxpayers would follow the usual Wall Street practice. start learning
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rozpoczynająca, wstępna komunikacja, komunikat
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sth will in itself constitute an offer start learning
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będzie samo w sobie ofertą
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The vendor is required to provide certain information to prospective bidders. start learning
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a person who sells something; seller
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to make an invitation to treat It is therefore commonly presumed that a vendor only intended to make an invitation to treat. start learning
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zaproszenie do złożenia oferty
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the offer is submitted by start learning
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An offer is deemed (=considered) accepted when the offeror has received an acceptance at the place and in the manner indicated. start learning
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the person who makes an offer
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The offeree does not receive the right to exercise control over the managerial decisions of the company. start learning
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the person to whom an offer is made
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the postal acceptance rule start learning
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zasada pocztowego przyjęcia (?)
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dla uniknięcia wątpliwości
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The meaning of the words "full amount" was vague in the contract and was therefore interpreted differently by different parties. start learning
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As used in this section, 'total consideration paid or contracted to be paid' includes money or anything of value, paid or delivered or contracted to be paid or delivered in return for the sale. start learning
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świadczenie wzajemne, opłata, honorarium, wynagrodzenie, rozwaga payment made in exchange for performance of a contract; something of value given by one party to another in order to induce (=persuade, encourage, convince) the other to contract
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The shares were issued at a premium above the nominal value of the shares. start learning
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the value assigned to a share as of the time shares are issued
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It is a crime to transmit a disease with the intention of causing a serious injury. start learning
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your aim or objective in doing something
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to create legal relations start learning
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According to the doctor there is a rebuttable presumption as to his incompetence. start learning
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where a court assumes that something is true unless someone proves otherwise
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After the subscription, shares were allotted to all subscribers. start learning
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to give someone or something a share of something that is available, especially for a particular purpose
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The marriage contract was signed in front of two witnesses. start learning
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a person who sees a document being signed and signs it themselves to confirm this
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Ownership in goods usually passes when the goods have been paid for. start learning
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the fact of owning something
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She wants her name put back on the title deeds. start learning
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a legal document that is an official record of an agreement or official proof of title in real property (=ownership of land, a building or of another permanent construction)
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He could only infer that the chemicals found in the storage locker were the same as those used to make the bomb. start learning
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to understand something by evidence or logical reasoning rather than from explicit statements
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The text of the Constitution implies that each house must take all its decisions by majority vote. start learning
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to suggest that something is true, or that you think something is true, without saying it directly
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Courts have found that hospitals enter into implied contracts with their patients. start learning
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indicated by actions, circumstances or statements but not explicitly stated
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The provisions of the Act were construed narrowly by the court in the case of Pollard v. Pollard. start learning
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to construe actions or statements is to interpret these actions or statements in order to give them meaning
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The preamble to the bill makes clear the law's intended purpose. start learning
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the introductory part of a legal document, stating its purpose, aims, and justification
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Graham's career began in earnest when he emigrated to New Zealand to work as a catering consultant to the armed forces. start learning
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if something begins in earnest then it has already started but is now being done in a more serious, complete or formal way
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