LadyHugs -> RE: From the smokinggun (5/4/2006 12:07:48 PM)
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Dear kittensmailbox, Ladies and Gentlemen; Slave contracts are not legal binding at this time however, if memory serves me correctly Indenture is still on the books as being legal. The loop hole remained behind, to which was used in the Colonial days, to which remains through the present day. All contracts that are written, are wonderful and tangible testiments to what "is" and as time passes what "was," as things change and grow that causes the need to ammend the contract. Contracts make a good reference as to what expectations and duties were created as to fit those individuals at that point and time. So, if either party broke the contract the remedies and options of the breech contract would give the ability to leave the agreement, ammend the agreement and or pay penalties of that agreement broken. Contracts merely state out the boundry of behavior and operations within it, from expectations, goals and rules of which to operate within. From one's word/oath; from a handshake and or written--contracts can be useful and be used as a bit of personal history documented. Respectfully submitted, Lady Hugs
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