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Lysander Spooner: Subject to these conditions, all contracts whatsoever, for conveying rights of property--that is, for buying and…

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Subject to these conditions, all contracts whatsoever, for conveying rights of property--that is, for buying and selling, borrowing and lending, giving and receiving property--are naturally obligatory, and bind such rights of property as they purport to convey.
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Lysander Spooner

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Spooner outlines the conditions under which contracts for property conveyance are valid.

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