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Legal Term

T0001 · 2015-02-18 18:36:46

Hi I'm wondering if there is a legal term for 'being bound by a contract to carry out an action' I have searched google but I am unsure whether the results are accurate. Any help is appreciated

18-02-2015 6:36pm

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T0001

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Hi I'm wondering if there is a legal term for

'being bound by a contract to carry out an action'

I have searched google but I am unsure whether the results are accurate.

Any help is appreciated

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#2 18-02-2015 6:51pm

MarkAnthony

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Bound seems the right term to me, there is such a thing as an Order of Specific Performance, if that's what you mean.

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#3 18-02-2015 6:54pm

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Contractually obliged?

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#4 18-02-2015 11:28pm

JeSuisSeosamh

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Yeah, I read some contract law a while ago and what the poster above said seems to fit the purpose

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#5 19-02-2015 2:52pm

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Yeah sounds like "Contractual obligation" would be the correct term (as per Kayroo above)

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