A spokeswoman for The Times Co . said agreement had been reached on the " essential terms " of the lease, the incentives offered by the city and a letter of credit to cover the acquisition costs.
22.
Justice O'Connor's opinion did not precisely define the essential terms, " narrowly tailored " and " compelling interest, " by which courts are to judge whether a challenged affirmative action survives the required " strict scrutiny ."
23.
"Once the special committee is appointed, Sears anticipates working with the special committee to establish a mutually acceptable price for the shares and warrants, and other essential terms, " said Thompson in the letter to MaxServ's board.
24.
Therefore, it seems that a contract actually existed between the doctor and the patient, even though nobody spoke any words of agreement . ( They both agreed to the same essential terms, and acted in accordance with that agreement.
25.
The Statute is satisfied if the contract to convey is evidenced by a writing or writings containing the essential terms of a purchase and sale agreement and signed by the party against whom the contract is to be enforced.
26.
The Labour Court, having examined the question of whether or not there was an employment relationship between the parties, decided that, once the parties have reached agreement on all the essential terms of the contract, it will be binding and enforceable.
27.
He has violated 3RR both in literal terms ( 4 reverts to a talk page in 24 hours ), and in essential terms ( without pause for consensus, he is ready to revert war even a'talk'page, to prove a point ).
28.
In this case the contract was made over a period of time and was partly oral and partly in writing, but I agree with the Official Referee that the essential terms were set down in the letter of 25th April, 1950.
29.
Burger King alternatively argued that even if it had no right to terminate under clause 15.1 ( d ), it had a right to terminate for a breach of clause 2.1 on ordinary principles of contract law, because clause 2.1 was an essential term of the contract.
30.
At common law the requirement is acceptance of a repudiatory breach, which means the employer has indicated it no longer considers itself bound by an essential term of the contract, e . g . the requirement to pay wages or the requirement not to destroy the mutual bond of trust and confidence.
