As the old story goes...a professor was lecturing that the Sun was 10,000,000 degrees. A student asked "Is that Celsius or Kelvin?" and he replied "What does it matter?"
Celsius vs Kelvin doesn't matter when talking about 10,000,000 degrees, as they only differ in the zero point by a few hundred degrees, which is not significant on that range.
10,000,000 degrees Fahrenheit on the other hand is only about 5.5 million degrees Celsius which *is* a significant difference (almost 50%).
2) Along those lines contracts must involve an exchange. There's no such thing as a one sided contract. No exchange, it's not a contract and not legal.
What constitutes a contract can vary from place to place. For example, here under Scottish law a contract can be one-sided -- but down south under English law it cannot.
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Celsius vs Kelvin doesn't matter when talking about 10,000,000 degrees, as they only differ in the zero point by a few hundred degrees, which is not significant on that range. 10,000,000 degrees Fahrenheit on the other hand is only about 5.5 million degrees Celsius which *is* a significant difference (almost 50%).
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What constitutes a contract can vary from place to place. For example, here under Scottish law a contract can be one-sided -- but down south under English law it cannot.
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