Toni Duggan Quotes

I don't sign contracts on a whim.

BP cannot undo a settlement it negotiated and signed just to avoid its consequences.

If you sit down with me, I guarantee I will accept any terms you offer for a contract.

The agreement of the parties, the essence of every rational contract, is indispensably required.

If you're going to sign a contract, there are things you have to understand you might have to do. If you don't, then you walk away.

Contract things are kind of tough to come up with, especially with both sides and kind of how the economics and all those things work.

When you sign a contract, you must respect that.

A contract is an ask game, and if it asks for an hour, and I submit to an hour, then it's an hour. When I look at a contract, I look at the obligation - where, when, how long, the compensation. If I agree to it, that's the way it is. I have an obligation. They have an obligation.

Make no contracts that will bind me.

Someone who signs a contract must respect it.

Have you ever found any logical reason why mutual promises are sufficient consideration for one another (like the two lean horses of a Calcutta hack who can only just stand together)? I have not.

If you haven't signed anything, you cant be ripped off.

When a party shall make bond or conveyance, what he has named by word-of-mouth that shall hold good

Even if you have a contract you can be sold.

At the end of the day, everyone is repsonsible for their own contracts. Nobody forced us to sign them.

If you don't uphold a contract, which is an agreement, then you've got nothing.

When we signed to G-Unit, 50 made us sign the paper that says, 'You can't talk about nothing about me.' He makes everybody sign that.

You have to find a partner when you're making a deal. You cant just say 'I need to make this deal and do whatever it possibly takes to make it.' That's not how it works.

You can't sign just any contract.

If you don't make weight, you're breaching a contract, straight up.

I really don't like talking about the contract. I feel like it's one of those things that will naturally happen.

If it's not a contract I want then I won't sign it. That's not a threat.

Covenants without the sword are but words and of no strength to secure a man at all.

A treaty is only another name for a bargain: and that it would be impossible to find a nation who would make any bargain with us, which would be binding on them absolutely, but on us only so long as and so far as we may think proper to be bound by it ... treaties are made not by one of the contracting parties but by both, and consequently that as the consent of both was essential to their formation at first, so must it ever afterwards be to alter or cancel them.

We are oblig'd therefore, by promises proceeding from fear, except the Civill Law forbid them, by vertue whereof, that which is promised becomes unlawfull.