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mutual assent

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Topics covered include enforcing private agreements, mutual assent, enforceability, performance and breach, and defenses to contractual obligation.
Although Manhattan Nursing did not dispute the fact that none of its authorized representatives ever signed the arbitration agreement, it maintained that the parties' conduct evidenced a mutual assent.
In his dissent, Judge Julio Fuentes argued that that the employer intervened by asking another applicant to translate and "created a situation where lack of mutual assent could, and did, occur.
 
 
 
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