sumner
sumner (s[schwa]m-n[schwa]r), n. Hist. A summoning officer, esp. in an ecclesiastical court. See SUMMONER.
sumner (s[schwa]m-n[schwa]r), n. Hist. A summoning officer, esp. in an ecclesiastical court. See SUMMONER.
The doctrine that people have the right to bind themselves legally; a judicial concept that contracts are based on mutual agreement and free choice, and thus should not be hampered by external control such as governmental interference. • This is the principle that people are able to fashion their relations by private agreements, esp. as
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freedom of contract. The doctrine that people have the right to bind themselves legally; a judicial concept that contracts are based on mutual agreement and free choice, and thus should not be hampered by external control such as governmental interference. • This is the principle that people are able to fashion their relations by private
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