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| unqualified willingness to along with offer. |
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| people who are living in this country but owe allegiance to another. |
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| something a party was not previously entitled to. |
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| legal ability to enter into a contract. |
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| exchange of things of value. |
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| changing terms of initial offer. |
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| overcoming a person’s will by force. |
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| threats to a person’s business. |
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| not doing something that you have a legal right to do. |
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| deliberate deception to secure an unfair gain. |
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| valid offer met by valid acceptance. |
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| contract must not violate statutes. |
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| legal document giving permission to do something. |
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| not reached legal age of capacity. |
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| acceptance must not change terms of offer. |
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| untrue statement of facts. |
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| proposal of one party to another. |
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| a promise enforceable without consideration. |
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| a promise not to compete. |
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| unfair persuasive pressure on another person. |
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| error by one of the parties. |
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| charging more than maximum legal interest rate. |
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