Peddler, Inc. v. Rikard

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• holding that when a contract signed by one party only is accepted by the other party, it becomes binding upon both just as if it were signed by both
• stating to give validity to a contract, it is not always necessary that it be signed by both parties, but rather it may be sufficient if one party signed the contract and the other party accepted, held, and acted upon it

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