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contract n. … (14c) 1. An agreement between two or more parties creating obligations that are enforceable or otherwise recognizable at law <a binding contract>. 2. The writing that sets forth such an agreement <a contract is valid if valid under the law of the residence of the party wishing to enforce the contract>. 3. A promise or set of promises by a party to a transaction, enforceable or otherwise recognizable at law; the writing expressing that promise or set of 4. Broadly, any legal duty or set of duties not imposed by the law of tort; esp., a duty created by a decree or declaration of a court <an obligation of record, as a judgment, recognizance, or the like, is included within the term “contract”>. 5. The body of law dealing with agreements and exchange. 6. The terms of an agreement, or any particular term <there was no express contract about when the money was payable>. 7. Loosely, a sale or conveyance 8. Loosely, an enforceable agreement between two or more parties to do or not to do a thing or set of things; a compact <when they finally agreed, they had a contract>.
Contract, Black’s Law Dictionary, (19th ed. 2019).
Contracts
Agreement
Obligation
Promise
Bargain
Arthur L. Corbin, et al., Corbin on Contracts (MB), Lexis (database updated June. 2022).
Richard A. Lord, Williston on Contracts (4th ed.), Westlaw WILLSTN-CN (database updated July. 2022).
Howard O. Hunter, Modern Law of Contracts, Westlaw MODCON (database updated Mar. 2022).
17A Am. Jur. 2d Contracts, Westlaw (database updated Nov. 2022).
17 C.J.S. Contracts, Westlaw (database updated Nov. 2022).
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