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Contractual Terminology

Browse 14 glossary entries in the Contractual Terminology category, with short plain-English descriptions and direct links to the full term pages.

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prepay

Imagine you are signing up for a service, and you pay a little money right away to start the process.

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purchase price

Imagine you are buying a house; the purchase price is the exact dollar amount you agree to pay to the seller for that house.

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quality

Quality means making sure something is good enough or meets the right standard.

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recitals

Imagine these are the 'introduction' parts of a legal paper.

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redemption

Imagine you have a promise in a contract that says if you pay the money, you get to take something else.

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renewal

It means making a deal last longer than it was supposed to, like when you sign a paper saying the old one is still good for another year.

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repurchase

Imagine you bought something, and then later someone else agreed to buy that same thing back.

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repurchase request

Imagine you own something valuable, and now someone wants to buy it back.

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service

Imagine 'service' as doing what you promised to do.

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spare part

Imagine a piece that is needed to finish a job or a product.

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specifications

Imagine 'specifications' are the precise instructions for a game or a building project.

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subcontractor

Imagine a big construction job where one person is hired to do just one small piece of the job, like installing the plumbing or painting a specific...

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subscribe

It means saying 'yes' to a deal or a membership.

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supersede

Imagine you have two rules, and 'supersede' means one rule completely replaces the other.

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