binding contract
UK: ˈbaɪndɪŋ ˈkɒntrækt
Definition

Definition of binding contract - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

lawTECH.legal agreement that must be followed and can be enforced by courtsTECH.
  • Both sides signed a binding contract after the final negotiations.
  • The merger will not proceed without a binding contract in place.
  • They sued the supplier for breaching a binding contract.
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Terms with binding contract included in their meaning

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legal contract
legally binding contract enforceable by law
legal contract
enter into a legally binding contract
legal
persons or organizations that have agreed to a binding contract together
legal
formally complete an agreement so it becomes a binding contract
transaction stage
specific stage when a conveyancing contract becomes binding
contractual
binding someone by contract

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  1. French:contrat contraignant, ...
  2. German:rechtsverbindlicher Vertrag, ...
  3. Italian:contratto vincolante, ...
  4. Spanish:contrato vinculante, ...
  5. Portuguese:contrato vinculativo, ...
  6. Chinese:具有约束力的合同, ...
  7. Japanese:拘束力のある契約, ...
  8. Arabic:عَقْد مُلْزِم, ...
  9. Hebrew:חוֹזֶה מְחַיֵּיב, ...
  10. Russian:обязательный договор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:обов'язковий договір, ...
  12. Hindi:बाध्यकारी अनुबंध, ...
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