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one-dollar contract

one-dollar contract noun: a legally binding agreement in which one party agrees to provide goods, services, or property to another for the nominal price of exactly one dollar; it is primarily used to fulfill the legal requirement of consideration while allowing the actual transfer to function as a gift or nominal transaction.

Noun

one-dollar contract (plural one-dollar contracts)

  1. A legally binding agreement in which one party agrees to provide goods, services, or property to another for the nominal price of exactly one dollar; it is primarily used to fulfill the legal requirement of consideration while allowing the actual transfer to function as a gift or nominal transaction.

Forms of one-dollar contract

pluralone-dollar contracts

Questions about one-dollar contract

What does one-dollar contract mean?
One-dollar contract means a legally binding agreement in which one party agrees to provide goods, services, or property to another for the nominal price of exactly one dollar; it is primarily used to fulfill the legal requirement of consideration while allowing the actual transfer to function as a gift or nominal transaction.
What part of speech is one-dollar contract?
One-dollar contract is a noun.
What is the plural of one-dollar contract?
The plural of one-dollar contract is one-dollar contracts.

Words near one-dollar contract in the dictionary

  1. one-dayers
  2. one-dimensional
  3. one-dimensionally
  4. one-dog night
  5. one-dog nights
  6. one-dollar contract
  7. one-dollar contracts
  8. one-dollar man
  9. one-dollar men
  10. one-downmanship
  11. one-drop

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