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Verbal Agreement
Can a verbal agreement be binding, or hold up in a court of law?

Asked on 3/29/06, 10:34 am

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Bob Adcox Bob Adcox, Attorney At Law

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Re: Verbal Agreement

Yes, a verbal agreement can be binding in many cases. BUT it is usually very fact specific.

Answered on 3/29/06, 12:29 pm

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