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Anonymous  +  301510 Thu, 07 Dec 06 11:00 AM

Hi everyone,

is there anyone who knows the meaning of the term "Letter Agreement"?

And is there any difference between the above and just "Agreement"?

Thanks very much.
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Feebs11  +  301669 Thu, 07 Dec 06 09:56 PM
"Letter of Agreement" - a letter setting out the terms of a contract or agreement between two parties.

Agreement or Contract I would expect to require both parties to have signed
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