After using their constitutional right to purchase lieu lands, they are entitled to a profit on the investment, and besides, I must show a 'valuable consideration' or have a secret service operative trailing me.
A valuable considerationalso is necessary to a valid contract.
A valuable consideration is any thing that is either a benefit to the party promising, or some trouble or injury to the party to whom the promise is made.
Promises which are wholly gratuitous are void; because, being neither a benefit to the promiser, nor an injury to the promisee, they are not regarded in law as a valuable consideration.
Did the artist receive good and valuable consideration?
The copyright is given to "the author and his assigns," except when the work is executed for or on behalf of any other person for a good or valuable consideration.
The claims, again, from which France was released, were admitted by France, and the release was for a valuable consideration, in a correspondent release of the United States from certain claims on them.
The idea of a release of the claims for a valuable consideration passing to the government had been exploded, and, if a liability was to be claimed on account of a failure to collect the money, upon what ground did it rest?
If A promises B two dollars if B will work for him next Thursday, and B promises A to work for him next Thursday, the contract is mutual, and is supported by a valuable consideration.
There is a valuable consideration, consisting of B's promise to pay A ten dollars.
All contracts, with the exception of sealed instruments, must be supported by a valuable consideration.
The creditor, who was to perform the third article of the contract, held twenty shillings, which was to be given for a valuable consideration.
This contract was founded on a valuable consideration.
The case will now stand clear; we owe a debt, contracted for a valuable consideration.
They had purchased the marquisate of Final of the late emperor for a valuable consideration, and the purchase had been guaranteed by Great Britain.
To transfer to another for an equivalent; to give up for a valuable consideration; to dispose of in return for something, especially for money.
A valuable consideration, or one which will sustain a contract.
The act of selling; the transfer of property, or a contract to transfer the ownership of property, from one person to another for a valuable consideration, or for a price in money.
Every man is bound to pursue such a business as to render a valuable consideration for that which he receives from others.
He receives the fruit of toil; he receives that which is of value to himself; and common equity requires that he return a valuable consideration.
Thus, according to official declaration, the claims of American citizens were “admitted by France,” but they were released for a valuable consideration which first inured to the benefit of the Government of the United States.
More than sixty years have run their course since the United States, by a public act and for a valuable consideration, became their debtor.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "valuable consideration" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
