Legally Binding Document

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A Legally Binding Document is a Legally Binding Item that is a written document which carries legal obligations and enforceability.



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  • (IndustryWired, 2021) ⇒ "Legally Binding Document: Everything You Need to Know". In: IndustryWired. Published: 2021-09-01.
    • QUOTE: For a document to be legally binding, it needs these five elements:
      • Offer: One of the parties makes a promise to complete an action in the future.
      • Acceptance: A contract is not binding until the other party accepts the offer. The acceptance needs to be mirroring the terms of the offer.
      • Consideration: Something of value needs to be exchanged between the two parties.
      • Mutuality: Both parties need to understand and agree to the terms of the contract, and intend for it to be legally binding.
      • Contractual capacity: Contract is valid only if parties can understand they are entering a legally binding agreement. For example, a contract is invalid if one of the parties is a minor or under the influence of substances.