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cunliffe
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Repugnant sounds fine to me in this sentence. It means that the terms are completely incompatible with or actually contrary to the terms. |
9 Dec 2012
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yanogator
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"Assings" isn �t a word, and it sounds quite inappropriate. Lynne, I disagree about "repugnant", mostly because it says "repugnant to the context". I think something can only be repugnant to a person. Bruce |
9 Dec 2012
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Urpi
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As I told you my dear friends it is an Indian contract of services about 80 pages long I am in 6th page so far  thank you for your help I will be asking more please be patient.
What about entered into ?
This contract N� ....... made and entered into on 31 of March 2012 |
9 Dec 2012
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yanogator
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Legal documents frequently say things twice. "Entered into" means "put into effect". The people involved entered into the contract on March 31, 2012. Bruce |
9 Dec 2012
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