"performance of contract" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to carrying out or fulfilling the terms and obligations of a contract. Example: The performance of contract by both parties was deemed satisfactory and resulted in a successful partnership.
These firms usually sell bonds wherein they undertake to pay money for embezzlement by public and private officers and employees, bonds relating to criminal prosecutions, and bonds to secure the faithful performance of contracts.
Halliburton, though, is down recently on questions about its performance of contracts in Iraq.
However, managers should maintain the prerogative to monitor and supervise the performance of contracted workers in order to ensure high quality of care over time.
Contracts should require that those affected by the performance of a contract be consulted in order to help shape contract terms beforehand and evaluate efficacy afterward, at least as much as possible given security concerns.
As an alternative to voiding the contract, the buyer can demand "specific performance" of the contract.
The objectives of the paper are: (i) to identify properties of agents' preferences that determine whether or not finiteness of contracts causes significant inefficiency; (ii) to evaluate the performance of finite contracts against the ideal optimal contract in a bilateral bargaining model.
Common situations in which a party's performance of a contract is impossible include: Destruction or unavailability of the subject matter of the contract.
To achieve this there should be a published "compact" or "contract" given by Ministers to the Director General of the Prison Service, who should be responsible for the performance of that "contract" and publicly answerable for the day-to-day operations of the Prison Service.
"It is the governing law and the place of performance of the contract that is most important".
However, for some of these purposes including advertising, the processing does not rely on consent, on Google's legitimate interests, nor on the performance of a contract".
The banks have argued New York courts hold that, except in cases involving real property, a party may not secure specific performance of a contract to lend money.
