This occurs when a patient has agreed to undergo a medical or surgical procedure and has agreed to the fee to be paid.
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CONTRACT YEAR
Contract year is the amount of time between the effective date and the expiration date .
CONTRACTABILITY
Level upto which the fulfillment of the requirements of a project
CONTRACTEE
Owner of a project (also known as principal or client) or anyone else who gets into a deal with a builder or merchant and gets particular commodities or/and services as […]
CONTRACTING PARTY
Person who gets into a obligatory contract with one (or more) dealing parties and hence accepts the profits and responsibilities provided in it. For a deal to be legit, all […]
CONTRACTION
Abbreviation; abridgment or shortening of a word by omitting a letter or letters or a syllable, with a mark over the place where the elision occurs. This was customary in […]
CONTRACTIONARY GAP
It is a theory of macro-economy which describes an economy which does not operate at maximum employment equilibrium . The outcome of a gap of contractionary nature is a low […]
CONTRACTOR
This term is strictly applicable to any person who enters into a contract, (Kent v. Railroad Co., 12 N. Y. 628,) but is commonly reserved to designate one who, for […]
CONTRACTOR FRAUD
Instruments, machines and other tangible property which a builder obtains to execute a contract.
CONTRACTOR FURNISHED PROPERTY
Instruments, machines and other tangible property which a builder obtains to complete a contract.
CONTRACTOR-OWNED, CONTRACTOR-OPERATED (CO-CO)
A facility of production (like mixing plant for concrete) owned and controlled by a builder, and applied in completing a contract.
CONTRACTOR’S ALL RISKS INSURANCE
Policy which includes all kinds of risks related to a building project. Usually issued under the combined names of a builder and a client, normally it also contains insurance of […]
CONTRACTOR’S OPTION
Stipulation in a deal which provides a contractor with the power to choose certain substances or methods out of a sanctioned list.
CONTRACTS FOR INTERNATIONAL SALE OF GOODS (CISG)
A convention sponsored by UN which lays down equal drafting rules pertaining to sales deals, and establishes the legal privileges and duties of both the buyer and seller as per […]
CONTRACTUAL CLAIM
Money needed to be given or paid to a security
CONTRACTUAL INSTRUMENT
Legal document creating a contractual agreement.
CONTRACTUAL INTERMEDIARY
Any entity, like financial institutions which enables a financial agreement between parties. For example, a bank providing mortgage, enabling buying and selling of properties between individuals. The privileges, responsibilities, and […]
CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY
Responsibility taken by any party under contract, as per the conditions of the contract.
CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY INSURANCE
Insurance covering the insured from liabilities which are their responsibility as per a written contract .
CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION
This term is applied to the binding promise or obligation that comes from an agreement or contract.
CONTRACTUAL PORT OF LOADING
Not a genuine port for loading but is assumed as such in order to compute haulage charges or/and tariff for inland. Also known as commercial port of loading .
CONTRACTUAL RELATIONSHIP
Legal kinship between parties of contract demonstrated by 1) a proposal, 2) proposal
CONTRACTUS BONSE FIDEL
In Roman law. Contracts of good faith. Those contracts which, when brought into litigation , were not determined by the rules of the strict law alone, but allowed the judge […]
CONTRACTUS LAT
Contract; a contract ; contracts
CONTRADICT
In practice . To disprove. To prove a fact contrary to what has been asserted by a witness. H CONTRADICTION IN TERMS . A phrase of which the parts are […]