Simple Contract

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A simple contract in legal terminology is an oral or written agreement made by two parties. This is never a legally recorded or officially sealed contract, but breeches are still often ruled on by a judge in court. A breach of contract means that one of the parties ignored one or more terms in the agreement — at least in the opinion of the other party. A judge rules whether the contract was indeed breeched and may award damages. Oral contracts are difficult to prove, however, since the judge may have only the contrasting testimony of the two parties and no other evidence on which to make a fair decision; for this reason, courts encourage a written simple contract.
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