(1) Where something is given as an earnest when a contract is entered into, this is deemed to be a sign that the contract has been concluded.
(2) The earnest is not deemed, in case of doubt, to be forfeit money.
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(1) Where something is given as an earnest when a contract is entered into, this is deemed to be a sign that the contract has been concluded.
(2) The earnest is not deemed, in case of doubt, to be forfeit money.