TYPES OF AGREEMENTSTypes of Agreements • July 27th, 2020
Void agreements: “An agreement not enforceable by law is said to be void”. A void agreement has no legal significance from the beginning. No contract comes out from a void agreement ie it is void ab initio. The following agreements are examples of void agreements:-
Types of AgreementsTypes of Agreements • August 23rd, 2012
A “contract” is a legally binding agreement between two or more parties obligating parties to do or not to do a particular thing. A contract may be verbal or written, formal or informal, general or detailed. A contract can also be labeled under various names (agreement, contract, purchase order, terms and conditions, letter of intent, authorization to proceed, award, grant etc.). If the university is obligated in any way to perform a service or receive a service a contract should be negotiated by the appropriate university office. The only parties allowed to enter into a contract on behalf of the university are individuals that have been given signature authority by the Board of Trustees. The Office for Sponsored Programs negotiates contracts/agreements for research projects in conjunction with the Office of Counsel, the Office for Compliance and the Office for Technology Transfer. For more information contact Lauren Wilson, J.D. at (205)348-7812 or lawilson@fa.ua.edu.
Agreements range from friendly hand-shakes to legally binding contracts. They are means to:Types of Agreements • May 5th, 2020
How enduring and what is the scope of the agreement – is it a short term rental to a single landowner, or a long term working agreement with a partner involving various and changing individuals.
TYPES OF AGREEMENTSTypes of Agreements • October 16th, 2013
The following list can help districts decide which type of Agreement, Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), or Contract should be used.
