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Why did you bump this thread from 3 years ago. Does anyone even take contracts in the spring anyways?
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And create an account to do it.K Rock wrote:Why did you bump this thread from 3 years ago. Does anyone even take contracts in the spring anyways?
I think both uChi and NYU have contracts in winter/spring.
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Contracts I is a year long course at most accredited law schools (including mine).K Rock wrote:Why did you bump this thread from 3 years ago. Does anyone even take contracts in the spring anyways?
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I am unaware of any rule against reading or posting on a thread based on how long it has been up. Unless you know of such a rule you would like to enlighten me with...Davidbentley wrote:And create an account to do it.K Rock wrote:Why did you bump this thread from 3 years ago. Does anyone even take contracts in the spring anyways?
I think both uChi and NYU have contracts in winter/spring.
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There's no rule against getting a tattoo on your forehead, that doesn't mean you should do it.Fleetoffoot4 wrote: I am unaware of any rule against reading or posting on a thread based on how long it has been up. Unless you know of such a rule you would like to enlighten me with...
Whoever asked this question 3 years ago has by now graduated.
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Re: promissory condition or condition or promise?
And surely, no other law student could possibly have the same question on a difficult topic once the original poster has graduated.K Rock wrote:There's no rule against getting a tattoo on your forehead, that doesn't mean you should do it.Fleetoffoot4 wrote: I am unaware of any rule against reading or posting on a thread based on how long it has been up. Unless you know of such a rule you would like to enlighten me with...
Whoever asked this question 3 years ago has by now graduated.
Perhaps you don't understand the purpose of a public forum?
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Re: promissory condition or condition or promise?
You don't think it's odd that you're the only one who is bumping questions from 3 years ago? If someone else wants answers on the subject then let them bump it. And please tell me that's not how you talk in real life.Fleetoffoot4 wrote:[q
And surely, no other law student could possibly have the same question on a difficult topic once the original poster has graduated.
Perhaps you don't understand the purpose of a public forum?