When There Is Clear Evidence That Both Parties Agreed to Something

question 107

True/False

When there is clear evidence that both parties agreed to something different than what was in the written document, the courts will rectify the document.

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Definitions:

Open Shop Movement

A labor policy concept where workers have the choice to join or not join a labor union without it affecting their employment.

Collective Action

The act of individuals banding together to achieve a common objective, often used in the context of social movements or labor unions.

Exclusive Jurisdiction

The authority granted to a particular court to be the only one to hear certain types of cases, excluding others from considering the same legal issues.

Newsies

Refers to the young newspaper sellers in the early 20th century, often highlighting issues of child labor and workers' rights.