"property contract" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, You must sign a property contract in order to purchase the house.
And it appears that squatting is more within the law than any guardian property contract.
Accordingly, the new regime destroyed the prerevolutionary legal structure of the market economy, including property, contract, and business law.
Instead, it extends to all kinds of tangible and intangible property, including but not limited to easements, personal property, contract rights, and trade secrets.
This article surveys the approach as it applies to basic areas of law – accident, property, contract, and criminal law – as well as to the litigation process.
Provided legal research, writing and analysis services on a contract basis concentrating on issues involving property, contract, criminal and civil law.
For the better-off in society, marriage was gradually transformed from what was in large measure a property contract into a union in which companionship and consumerism played a larger role.
He has taught property, contracts, health law and a variety of innovative and interdisciplinary seminars.
This workshop will explore the foundations of private law -- property, contracts, torts, and restitution.
The solution to this problem depends on law, especially the law of property, contracts, corporations, finance, and bankruptcy.
In 1998 Russian prosecutors began investigating charges that the Kremlin property overseer, Pavel Borodin, had taken bribes from Swiss-based companies in exchange for property contracts.
■ Sort property contracts When buying a home together, cohabiting couples should decide whether to arrange the contract as joint tenants or tenants in common.
