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meeting of minds |
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The mutual agreement and assent of the parties to a contract to its substance and terms. The "meeting of the minds" that is required to make a contract is not predicated on the subjective purpose or intention of one of the parties that is not brought to the attention of the other party, but it is based on the purpose and intention that has been made known or that, from all the circumstances, should be known. See also: accordance, agreement, mutual understanding, understanding How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| These suggestions are not a comprehensive solution to stressed communications, but for a productive meeting of minds they're a good place to start. When political parties were funded by money-grubbing companies and unions looking to buy favours (everyone from drug companies to military hardware providers), they split their donations 60/40 (depending on who was in power) and you could have a meeting of minds and dump party leaders. This meeting of minds was far more than just a strategic alliance over pornography. |
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