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What is the difference between deeds and other contract forms?

question posted by Koi on December 11th, 2008 02:49

accepted answer has been given by Dechawn

Deeds are a type of contract forms which you use in real property contracts because the property is not mobile and it is placed on land, which is not usually owned by the person purchasing the property. It is usually leased. Deeds are the legal instruments used to grant a right of real property on the land.

Contract forms and agreements; are they the same? If not can you explain the differences between contract forms and agreements to me?

question posted by Daniel on November 16th, 2008 05:47

accepted answer has been given by Answer Guru

Contract forms and agreements are not necessarily the same. Contract forms can be unilateral; which means only one party has any real contractual obligations. If you have a lease it may be unilateral where all the obligations rest with you. Contracts can also be bilateral where the parties share or have obligations in order for the contract to be fulfilled. These terms are stated in the contract forms. Agreements usually contain bilateral agreements between the parties involved and states what those responsibilities will be.

Are contract forms really necessary? Seems everyone is using them today. I have one with my health club and another with my son’s karate school.

question posted by Tangerine on November 15th, 2008 03:45

accepted answer has been given by Lucry

It depends on how you look at it. Businesses seem to feel more comfortable with clients when contract forms are used because if the account requires some form of legal recourse their chances of recouping damages are greater.

I use a lot of contract forms in my construction business is there a way to save on all my attorney fees? I pay a fortune every year just to have the contract forms completed.

question posted by Mark on November 13th, 2008 12:57

accepted answer has been given by SeveITen

If you are comfortable completing the contract forms you can purchase them in text format and complete them on your computer. Also there are many online companies that are providing a service where contract forms are completed for you; which may be less expensive then an attorney.