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If a problem arises, you can go back to the written contract. You won’t have to argue over “who said what” when you struck the agreement. | If a problem arises, you can go back to the written contract. You won’t have to argue over “who said what” when you struck the agreement. | ||
Law can be tricky, but it isn’t rocket science. We’ve got a great template to get you started. [https://www.peopleslawschool.ca | Law can be tricky, but it isn’t rocket science. We’ve got a great template to get you started. [https://www.peopleslawschool.ca/template-basic-contract/ Here's a basic contract template]. | ||
===Step 4. Read and understand any contract=== | ===Step 4. Read and understand any contract=== | ||
