In order to have a valid option the tenant-buyer must in most cases provide " valuable consideration " ( a fee ) for the option.
12.
This is the purchase of a release from an obligation by giving any valuable consideration that is not the actual performance of the original obligation.
13.
In one case, Knight and his MHK Investment company gave away a property in upscale Encino for " no valuable consideration, " according to the lawsuit.
14.
To be consider whether or not there is a restraint of trade in the first place, both parties must have provided valuable consideration for their agreement.
15.
According to several codes civil sureties are divided into conventional, legal and judicial, while the Spanish code further divides them into gratuitous and for valuable consideration.
16.
The language of the statute is very broad, requiring sponsorship identification if any type of valuable consideration is directly or indirectly paid or promised, charged or accepted.
17.
Although the promise of not smoking was not valuable consideration ( it was already legally prohibited ), virtually all states allow some sort of engagement by minors.
18.
In the reign of Elizabeth the Fraudulent Conveyances Act 1571 and 1584 avoided fraudulent conveyances as against all parties and voluntary conveyances as against subsequent purchasers for valuable consideration.
19.
Lord Henry de Villiers CJ, the courts reinterpreted " iusta causa " as valuable consideration, a " quid pro quo ", and necessary for a valid contract . ]]
20.
In the late 19th century, under the general influence of valuable consideration ( " causa lucrativa " ), a " quid pro quo ", and necessary for a valid contract.
