Meanings of simple contract in English

Farm foresters have simple contract forms which they will give you.

At the time, Fischer says, he simply viewed the GNU Emacs License as a simple contract.

It was a simple contract, framed in language that could not fail of comprehension by the dullest mind.

Sure nothing can be a more simple contract in a woman than to place her affections on a boy.

Thus marriage, as I understand the spirit of the Spanish law, seems to be a simple contract to legitimize and license procreation.

If Fleta had confined his statement to debts by simple contract, it might well have been suggested by the existing state of the law.

If the contrary be the case, why burden with the actual or probable loss the party in a simple contract which involves no such obligation?

We're seeing more and more instances where simple contracts are being done by robots.

'A simple contract of sacrifice will bring you what you want'.

Roman weddings were supposed to be small and modest affairs, simple contracts that required only a few witnesses.

But debt remained substantially at the point which I have indicated, and no new action available for simple contracts was introduced for a century.

"You may sign here, Mr. Smart," said the notary, as he gave me the document, a simple contract, I found.