Sentence examples for contingency contract from inspiring English sources

In 1965, at age 90 and with no heirs, Calment signed a deal to sell her apartment to lawyer André-François Raffray, on a contingency contract.

This trial involved the administration of an incentive to adolescents with latent TB (in the form of a "contingency contract" with their parents).

Sign contingency contract with the charity stating that "if enough tickets are sold to pay for the home as well as provide the charity with a large donation, then the charity will purchase the home from the owner approximately 1 week before the raffle drawing".

Contingency contracts address this, but are often impractical.

Senate Bill 2139, the Comprehensive Contingency Contracting Reform Act of 2012, contains a laudable series of legal and regulatory corrective actions, some of which are disputed between the Departments of Defense and State.

She declined to pay, but last December an appeals court awarded him the fee called for by the contingency fee contract -- 10percentt of the total, or $140,000.

He also said they were all substantiated: "I have a signed contingency-fee contract with every client".

But he urged the Championship leaders to ensure they put contingencies into contracts should they be relegated next term.

As a result, he said, buyers and sellers should do everything possible to meet every contingency in the contract by the specified date.

For that reason, Mr. Selsberg said, he tries to be as specific as possible when negotiating contingency dates in contracts.

Another common contingency found in contracts for the sale of a home in New Jersey, Mr. Nihamin said, permits the buyer to have the house inspected to determine whether it has any serious structural or mechanical defects.