Sentence examples for branch of contract from inspiring English sources

Another branch of contract law deals with the sanctions that are made available to a contracting party when the other party fails to perform his contractual obligations.

The other branch of contract theory, contractualism, grounds promissory obligations by a similar appeal to the utility and value of the practice of promising, but in a less direct fashion.

It didn't help that her contract with the Christian music branch of EMI had a "morality clause", in which "any behaviour deemed to be immoral" would be a breach of contract.

Claim breach of contract.

Identify a breach of contract.

Her mother is a program technician involved in clerical and procurement work with the public building services contract branch of the federal General Services Administration in Manhattan.

But he argues that Mansfield's wider influence lives on in every branch of the law, from contract law to freedom of the press, where he ruled against prior censorship.

In the last round of contract negotiations, the clause for branches controlled by the New York Public Library was modified so that workers could collect comp time and keep working, meaning the branch could stay open.

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Health benefits are provided on the basis of the same list of benefits as part of contract with the same payer – Lodz Provincial Branch of the National Health Fund.

The Canadian branch of Capitol Records gave her a contract the following year.