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Mutuality of Obligation

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The legal principle that provides that unless both parties to a contract are bound to perform, neither party is bound.



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The public witness provided by that willing mutuality of obligation lies close to what St.
for example, the court rejected the defense argument that the plaintiff's continuing to work for the defendant after the arbitration policy went into effect proved mutuality of obligation.
Although Tyson wanted the case heard in arbitration rather than in open court, the Supreme Court said "an arbitration agreement in contracts they executed with appellees, who are hog farmers, lacks mutuality of obligation and, thus, is unenforceable.
 
 
 
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