The Celtic Holidays

CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS:

 

 

  1. Three things necessary for a contract to be made:
    1. mutual agreement
    2. mutual understanding
    3. mutual consent;
      1. and there is a fourth and that is surety given.
  2. There are three types of surety:
    1. Naidn
    2. Aitire
    3. Rath. 45
  3. There are three things in a contract which need special attention:
    1. that which is explicit
    2. that which is implicit
    3. and that which has been forgotten.
  4. There are three foundations to mutual agreement:
    1. that there be nothing hidden
    2. that there be no malicious intent
    3. that there be no coercion.
  5. There are three things due one who has had a contract broken:
    1. loss
    2. loss from loss
    3. honor price. 46
  6. There are three types of contract, all binding before the Mighty Ones and before human kind:
    1. that which is established by the spoken word
    2. that which is established by the written word
    3. that which is ordained by the Righ or Rian.
  7. Three types of profit:
    1. from producing
    2. from investing
    3. from a good reputation.
  8. Three types of investment:
    1. goods
    2. money
    3. time.
  9. There are three levels of honor price:
    1. one third the value of the agreement when one has defaulted on a contract because of something beyond their control
    2. three times the value of the contract when one has defaulted by their own volition or slothfulness, and no malice was intended
    3. nine times the value of the contract when one has defaulted on a contract by an act of their own volition, with malice intent.

Contents
1. Preface 22. Respecting The Bad Home
2. An Omnium Gatherum 23. Pertaining To The Fili'
3. Respecting Excellence 24. Pertaining To Contracts And Agreements
4. Respecting The Conscientious Person 26. Good Health And Bad
5. Respecting The Rewards Of Excellence 27. Advisements Of Prudence
6. Origins Of Wrong Doing 28. Respecting The Order Of Nature
7. Respecting Those Gone Amiss 29. Respecting The Nature Of Humankind
8. The Profits Of Those Who Have Gone Amiss 30. Respecting Action
9. Respecting Wealth And Poverty 31. Respecting Knowledge
10. Miscellaneous Wisdom 32. Respecting Wisdom
11. The Order Of Society 33. Respecting Those Who Are Wise
12. The Underpinnings Of Society 34. Respecting The Fool And Their Inanity
13. The Banes Of Society 35. Respecting Wisdom Applied
14. Respecting Land And Husbandry 36. Respecting Ambitions And The Roads To Success
15. The Respectable Citizen 37. Respecting Friendship
16. The Nocuous Citizen 38. Respecting Happiness
17. Respecting Legacies 39. Respecting Philosophy
18. Monitorial Advisements 40. Respecting Warriors
19. Manifold Blessings And Beneficence 41. Respecting The True Human
20. Respecting Etiquette 42. Respecting Spirituality
21. Respecting The Good Home  
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