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originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: DogStarIn1066
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: DogStarIn1066
Doesn’t make me go “hummmm.”
I don’t even know if I believe that Trump was ever worried about the Stormy Daniels story being made public. It’s going to provide a fabulous distraction for Democrats to feed on but doesn’t hurt his reputation at all.
Times like this make me convinced he was groomed by Bill Clinton.
Why did he agree to pay her hush money then?
Maybe he set up a convenient scandal to keep his detractors occupied and distracted?
Maybe he arranged all of this with Stormy to funnel money his way from eager donors to Stormy’s legal fund.
I believe Stormy and her lawyer knew/know the agreement is legally binding. I believe Thy realized the *legal mistakes* in the Side Letter and the terms, etc. agreed to.
OR maybe he slept with her and her lawyer is just completely incompetent. She can sue her lawyer for allowing those *legal mistakes* to go unnoticed if she has to pay out to Trump.
Time will tell.
originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: DogStarIn1066
quick question that's been bugging me, (sorry if its seemed a derail) but did you mean to quote yourself in this thread ?
Its been a very long weekend for me, and I very well could have missed the clues pointing elsewhere if so I apologize.
originally posted by: bulwarkz
Maybe that was payday for work done this year. Isn't that how Dennis Hastert got taken down? Paying out hush money? Stormy might be a private contractor
a reply to: DogStarIn1066
originally posted by: JoshuaCox
a reply to: MotherMayEye
Delivered is likely implied.
I know in a legal class I took it recently covered contract law..
Contract law is actually set up around the snail mail system. A contract is valid the second you send it. Not when it is received... if you sign a contract and send it in. The other party doesn’t even technically have to receive it.
However, a whole lot is based around the signature.
With this you had trumps lawyer sign for trump, without trumps knowledge..
So I don’t see how that could ever be binding.
See the lawyer made an agreement with trumps lawyer, on behalf of trump. THEN IS CLAIMING TRUMP DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT IT, but he still forged his signature..
So he forged trump signature without trumps knowledge..
That can’t be binding.
originally posted by: DogStarIn1066
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: DogStarIn1066
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: DogStarIn1066
Doesn’t make me go “hummmm.”
I don’t even know if I believe that Trump was ever worried about the Stormy Daniels story being made public. It’s going to provide a fabulous distraction for Democrats to feed on but doesn’t hurt his reputation at all.
Times like this make me convinced he was groomed by Bill Clinton.
Why did he agree to pay her hush money then?
Maybe he set up a convenient scandal to keep his detractors occupied and distracted?
Maybe he arranged all of this with Stormy to funnel money his way from eager donors to Stormy’s legal fund.
I believe Stormy and her lawyer knew/know the agreement is legally binding. I believe Thy realized the *legal mistakes* in the Side Letter and the terms, etc. agreed to.
OR maybe he slept with her and her lawyer is just completely incompetent. She can sue her lawyer for allowing those *legal mistakes* to go unnoticed if she has to pay out to Trump.
Time will tell.
Or maybe the simple explanation is the best. He had her paid off before the election to keep her silent.
Maybe.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: JoshuaCox
a reply to: MotherMayEye
Delivered is likely implied.
I know in a legal class I took it recently covered contract law..
Contract law is actually set up around the snail mail system. A contract is valid the second you send it. Not when it is received... if you sign a contract and send it in. The other party doesn’t even technically have to receive it.
However, a whole lot is based around the signature.
With this you had trumps lawyer sign for trump, without trumps knowledge..
So I don’t see how that could ever be binding.
See the lawyer made an agreement with trumps lawyer, on behalf of trump. THEN IS CLAIMING TRUMP DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT IT, but he still forged his signature..
So he forged trump signature without trumps knowledge..
That can’t be binding.
You need to read the OP more carefully. I don’t think you understood it. There are specific term and clauses...nothing is implied.
And the Trump forged signature stuff comes from where??? Links? There is no Trump signature on the NDA Stormy has made public. No clue where you are getting that.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: GuidedKill
I stopped where you said you weren’t a lawyer.
You should have kept on because it's a contract written for NON-LAWYERS to understand and sign.
I think I can understand it just as well as Stormy Daniels and even Donald Trump.
originally posted by: DogStarIn1066
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: JoshuaCox
a reply to: MotherMayEye
Delivered is likely implied.
I know in a legal class I took it recently covered contract law..
Contract law is actually set up around the snail mail system. A contract is valid the second you send it. Not when it is received... if you sign a contract and send it in. The other party doesn’t even technically have to receive it.
However, a whole lot is based around the signature.
With this you had trumps lawyer sign for trump, without trumps knowledge..
So I don’t see how that could ever be binding.
See the lawyer made an agreement with trumps lawyer, on behalf of trump. THEN IS CLAIMING TRUMP DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT IT, but he still forged his signature..
So he forged trump signature without trumps knowledge..
That can’t be binding.
You need to read the OP more carefully. I don’t think you understood it. There are specific term and clauses...nothing is implied.
And the Trump forged signature stuff comes from where??? Links? There is no Trump signature on the NDA Stormy has made public. No clue where you are getting that.
A contract has an offer, acceptance, mutuality, and exchange. It must also be legal - not break laws.
If Trump did not sign there is no mutuality, or acceptance. Not a legal contract. Sorry.
originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: MotherMayEye
The fact she filed her suit in California is telling. It also explains why Trump's lawyers have filed a motion to move the suit to federal court.
The final nail in the coffin for this "scandal" is the fact Maxine Waters is now saying Stormy Daniels will bring Trump down.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: DogStarIn1066
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: JoshuaCox
a reply to: MotherMayEye
Delivered is likely implied.
I know in a legal class I took it recently covered contract law..
Contract law is actually set up around the snail mail system. A contract is valid the second you send it. Not when it is received... if you sign a contract and send it in. The other party doesn’t even technically have to receive it.
However, a whole lot is based around the signature.
With this you had trumps lawyer sign for trump, without trumps knowledge..
So I don’t see how that could ever be binding.
See the lawyer made an agreement with trumps lawyer, on behalf of trump. THEN IS CLAIMING TRUMP DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT IT, but he still forged his signature..
So he forged trump signature without trumps knowledge..
That can’t be binding.
You need to read the OP more carefully. I don’t think you understood it. There are specific term and clauses...nothing is implied.
And the Trump forged signature stuff comes from where??? Links? There is no Trump signature on the NDA Stormy has made public. No clue where you are getting that.
A contract has an offer, acceptance, mutuality, and exchange. It must also be legal - not break laws.
If Trump did not sign there is no mutuality, or acceptance. Not a legal contract. Sorry.
Oh, he may or may not have signed it. But PER THE COUNTERPART TERMS SPECIFIED IN THE CONTRACT, Stormy was not entitled to be delivered a copy signed by Trump.
Therefore, she has no just cause to assume he didn’t sign it and violate the agreement.
Just read the agreement rather than assume you know what was agreed to.
Geez.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: DogStarIn1066
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: JoshuaCox
a reply to: MotherMayEye
Delivered is likely implied.
I know in a legal class I took it recently covered contract law..
Contract law is actually set up around the snail mail system. A contract is valid the second you send it. Not when it is received... if you sign a contract and send it in. The other party doesn’t even technically have to receive it.
However, a whole lot is based around the signature.
With this you had trumps lawyer sign for trump, without trumps knowledge..
So I don’t see how that could ever be binding.
See the lawyer made an agreement with trumps lawyer, on behalf of trump. THEN IS CLAIMING TRUMP DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT IT, but he still forged his signature..
So he forged trump signature without trumps knowledge..
That can’t be binding.
You need to read the OP more carefully. I don’t think you understood it. There are specific term and clauses...nothing is implied.
And the Trump forged signature stuff comes from where??? Links? There is no Trump signature on the NDA Stormy has made public. No clue where you are getting that.
A contract has an offer, acceptance, mutuality, and exchange. It must also be legal - not break laws.
If Trump did not sign there is no mutuality, or acceptance. Not a legal contract. Sorry.
Oh, he may or may not have signed it. But PER THE COUNTERPART TERMS SPECIFIED IN THE CONTRACT, Stormy was not entitled to be delivered a copy signed by Trump.
Therefore, she has no just cause to assume he didn’t sign it and violate the agreement.
Just read the agreement rather than assume you know what was agreed to.
Geez.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: GuidedKill
Present your legal arguments that dispute mine.
I am allowed to discuss my take and you are free to dispute the legal merit of my take.
If your only argument is that I am not a lawyer, then that doesn’t dispute a single thing I’ve written.
Go after the ball, not the player.
originally posted by: GuidedKill
I stopped where you said you weren’t a lawyer.
originally posted by: DogStarIn1066
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: GuidedKill
Present your legal arguments that dispute mine.
I am allowed to discuss my take and you are free to dispute the legal merit of my take.
If your only argument is that I am not a lawyer, then that doesn’t dispute a single thing I’ve written.
Go after the ball, not the player.
Ahem, I did, and you never addressed mutuality or acceptance. If Trump never signed then how do we know he agreed and understood, much less accepted.