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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Law

what is the difference between social and legal agreement?
  

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Hi, I'm sure you'll find some information if you google these terms, particularly the latter. However, here's what the words mean to me, as a non-lawyer. a legal agreement - one that is enforceable by law eg a written agreement betweena buyer and seller, witnessed, etc.

  • Hi, I'm sure you'll find some information if you google these terms, particularly the latter.
  • However, here's what the words mean to me, as a non-lawyer.
  • a legal agreement - one that is enforceable by law eg a written agreement betweena buyer and seller, witnessed, etc.
  • a social agreement - a casual agreement eg OK, I'll go to the movies with you tomorrow.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

I'm sure you'll find some information if you google these terms, particularly the latter.

However, here's what the words mean to me, as a non-lawyer.

a legal agreement - one that is enforceable by law

eg a written agreement betweena buyer and seller, witnessed, etc.

a social agreement - a casual agreement

eg OK, I'll go to th

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