Examples of using From the contract in English and their translations into Hebrew
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unilateral withdrawal from the contract, but could not adequately express it in the  text of the contract. .
of course it was possible to obtain the  greatest benefit from the contract, we need to use the  law of money matters,
Within the  European Economic Area and Switzerland, you may have a statutory right to withdraw from the contract for any or no reason within 14 calendar days of the  day your order is confirmed.
Most likely, the  will in this case was directed to ensure that the  person had the  opportunity to exit from the contract unilaterally, but she was buried under such a thick layer of will that it is not possible to reconstruct it.
if you withdraw from the contract and return all the  products you have purchased,
Indeed, section 25(a) of the  law establishes a deciding principle, which gives absolute preference to the  intentions as evident from the contract over the  intentions as evident from the  external circumstances of the contract. .
Section 25(a) of the Contracts  Law does not forbid any reference to the  external circumstances in order to understand better the  intentions that is evident from the contract.
intentions of the  parties to the contract  only from the contract raises difficult questions.
Under the  Convention, the  fact that the  parties to the contract  have their places of business in different States is to be disregarded whenever this fact does not appear either from the contract or from  any dealings between, or from  information disclosed by,
(b) The  fact that the  parties have their places of business in different States shall be disregarded whenever this fact does not appear either from the contract or from  any dealings between, or from  information disclosed by,
there still remains a conflict between the  intentions of the  parties as evident from the contract, and the  intentions of the  parties as evident from the  circumstances,
As my first comment, I would like to point out that I too accept that assessing the  intentions of the  parties from the contract is not a process limited to a literal construction of the  words used by the  parties,
(2) The  fact that the  parties have their places of business in different States is to be disregarded whenever this fact does not appear either from the contract or from  any dealings between, or from  information disclosed by,