A contract agreed verbally, but not in writing, the existence of which can be difficult to prove as a result. If an oral contract can be proven to exist, it may void a written contract and vice versa.
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A contract agreed verbally, but not in writing, the existence of which can be difficult to prove as a result. If an oral contract can be proven to exist, it may void a written contract and vice versa.
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