"performance of the contract" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of adhering to the conditions of a contract.For example, "The parties involved agreed to the terms of the contract and are now working together to ensure proper performance of the contract."
As an alternative to voiding the contract, the buyer can demand "specific performance" of the contract.
"It is the governing law and the place of performance of the contract that is most important".
WS-Agreement follows related contractual principles, allowing for the specification of the entities involved in the agreement, the work to be undertaken, and the conditions that relate to the performance of the contract.
A different stance is taken in Scots law, where a promisee has a duty to the third party to ensure performance of the contract.
"It is not possible to determine the actual or estimated cost to the Government as a result of the use of an indemnification clause since the liability of the Government, if any, will depend upon the occurrence of an incident related to the performance of the contract," White wrote.
This can specify what happens if performance of the contract becomes impossible due to catastrophic weather or some other unforeseen event.
According to positive accounting theory, a firm is seen as "a nexus of contracts"—in the strict sense of the word and therefore is supposed to use accounting and reporting as tools to facilitate the formation and the performance of the contracts (Coase, 1937).
The data from the performance of the contracts with the PHC doctors show that the total number of patients with DM who were treated in POZ in 2009 was 1,584,716.
As a result, the performance of the contracted facilities has improved considerably and a minimum quality (24 hour services and absence of informal fees) is now more or less ensured.
If the problems the Obamacare site is experiencing were due to a lowest-bid contractor doing some awfully shoddy computer programming, then the federal government should announce it is suing the contractor for non-performance of the contract's specifications.
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.
