A firm offer is a contractual proposal to sell goods that remains in effect for a specific period. If the buyer accepts the offer within this period, the seller is obligated to sell the goods.
A hold harmless agreement involves the assumption of liability through a contractual arrangement by one party, effectively eliminating the liability on the part of another party. These agreements are common in scenarios where one entity wants to minimize their risk exposure.
A venturer is a party in a joint venture, an arrangement where two or more entities have joint control over an undertaking, sharing profits, losses, and control equally or as defined by a contractual agreement.
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