During the execution of commercial contracts, one or more parties may engage in actions that breach their contractual obligations. To protect the legal rights and interests of the parties, as well as to prevent and limit contract violations, parties should establish...
Specific performance of contracts is a commonly applied remedy when there is a breach of contract. The failure to perform, improper performance, or incomplete fulfilment of commitments in a contract, such as failure to deliver goods, or not ensuring the quantity and...
A loan contract is an agreement between the parties, whereby a lender will give the borrower a sum of money. At the end of the loan term, the borrower must repay that sum with interest if the parties agree or so provided by law. Currently, disputes arising from loan...
Contract for a gift of property means an agreement between parties whereby the giver delivers its property and transfers its ownership rights to the recipient without requiring compensation and the recipient agrees to accept the gift. The parties are free to agree on...
Borrowing money is a regular activity that takes place between subjects in life. When participating in borrowing activities, subjects often enter into loan contracts to determine the rights and obligations between the borrower and the lender. To help readers learn...
