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If a contract is "headed without prejudice & and subject to contract " but not signed, is it valid ?

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light186282 | 19:08 Tue 30th Mar 2010 | Law
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If you have a document titled named DRAFT and displaying the Header "Without Prejudice & Subject to Contract" which is a work in progress because it rely s on certain terms being carried out in the future, valid as a final contract ?
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No, it isn't a contract.
19:10 Tue 30th Mar 2010
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Mike's right. That's the point of having the header on there !
12:14 Wed 31st Mar 2010

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