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What is a Bilateral Contract?
What is a Bilateral Contract? A Bilateral Contract is an agreement between two parties where each agrees to perform some specific obligations in return for something else. For instance, when you buy a vehicle, you normally enter into a Bilateral Contract with the seller. The seller then chooses whether or not he wants to terminate […]
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What are a Bargain and Sale Deed?
What is a bargain and sale agreement? It is a written document drawn up by a seller or landowner whereby one party (seller) transfers ownership of real estate to another party (landowner) without any existing conditions. Such real estate dealings are known as “vacation property”. One famous example of a bargain and sale agreement is […]
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What is 3rd Degree Rape? And How to Prevent it in Yoga
“What is 3rd Degree Rape?” is a question many men wonder about when they find themselves in a situation where they may be in the midst of a forced or non-forced sexual encounter with someone who they just don’t know very well or who may be acting strangely. The term “3rd Degree Rape” coined by […]
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What Happens If You Don’t Go To Jury Duty?
If you’ve been a conscientious taxpayer and you haven’t shown up to jury duty in Texas, you might be wondering what happens if you don’t show up. A recent ruling by the US Supreme Court provides hints as to what can happen if you decide not to show up. The court found that people don’t […]
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What Happened To Wilkins Coffee?
Where did the name of wilkins coffee come from? According to a post on Michael Procopio’s blog Food for the Uninformed: “Wilkins sold the coffee roasting business to The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company at about the same time that Wendell Wilkins Sr. started his roasting operation in Dedham, Massachusetts. They were partners and, […]
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What Happens After a Mistrial?
What happens after a mistrial? Following a mistrial, a criminal case is dismissed. This means that the case was canceled without prejudice–no final decision has been made and the case could resume at any time. In layman’s terms, a mistrial can mean that either the criminal or the prosecution is not guilty. However, as the […]
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Fighting Back Against ID Theft
When you hear the term identity theft, you may imagine a thief breaking into a bank and stealing money or even a car. However, this is far from what identity theft looks like. Identity theft rarely looks like a criminal break-in. Most victims who report it do not even realize that it happened until months […]
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Fighting Identity Theft – How to Prevent Your Data From Being Used
There are many ways in which identity theft can occur, and only some of them are well known. Identity theft occurs when a person utilizes another individual’s personal identifying info, such as their name, social security number, or driver license number, to commit fraud or other illegal activities. The phrase identity theft has been coined […]
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