No reason to carry on campus?

[davidmcbeth]

Problem is, you're required to sign (and perhaps read) a contract with the ABOR saying that you will follow all their guidelines while attending the PRIVATE institutions (yep, the ABOR calls the taxpayer-funded universities PRIVATE).

Don't know if I can find my old copy of it, but it does mention weapons and firearms in there, as well as the fact that they are "prohibited" anywhere on university property.

Of course the conditions of a contract are strictly read in favor of the non-author party. Another ? is the directory v. mandatory nature of clauses in contracts. Not everything is mandatory, some are just directory provisions, and some are void on their face due to other reasons.

And one can modify such contracts and submit them to the other party with changes.

 

[Grapeshot]

Of course the conditions of a contract are strictly read in favor of the non-author party. Another ? is the directory v. mandatory nature of clauses in contracts. Not everything is mandatory, some are just directory provisions, and some are void on their face due to other reasons.

And one can modify such contracts and submit them to the other party with changes.

Typical in real estate sales - it is called a counter offer.