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1 inchoate contract
Юридический термин: недооформленный договор, незавершённый, незавершённый договор, предварительный договор -
2 inchoate contract
незавершённый, недооформленный договор -
3 inchoate
1. [ʹınkəʋıt] a книжн.1. начальный; начинающийся, ранний; зарождающийся2. неразвитой; незаконченный; неокончательно оформленный; нечётко сформулированныйinchoate contract - юр. предварительный договор
3. рудиментарный, зачаточный2. [ʹınkəʋeıt] v книжн.начать (что-л.); положить начало (чему-л.) -
4 contract
1) договор; сделка; контракт | заключать договор2) принимать ( обязанности)•contract by deed — договор за печатью, формальный договор;
contract by post — договор, заключаемый по почте;
contract for forward delivery — сделка на срок, срочная сделка;
contract implied in fact — подразумеваемый договор;
contract implied in law — квази-договор;
in pursuance of a contract — во исполнение договора;
contract in suit — договор, являющийся предметом судебного спора;
contract in writing — письменный договор;
contract malum in se — договор, ничтожный по своей природе;
contract malum prohibitum — договор, ничтожный в силу запрещённости действий, подлежащих совершению на его основе;
to contract a debt — взять в долг;
to contract a duty — принять на себя обязанность;
to contract a marriage — заключить брачный договор, вступить в брак;
to contract law enforcement — заключить договор об осуществлении полицейских функций;
contract to sell — амер. соглашение о продаже, запродажа;
contract uberrimae fidei — договор высшего доверия, фидуциарный договор;
- contract of affreightmentcontract under seal — договор за печатью;
- contract of agency
- contract of beneficence
- contract of carriage
- contract of consignment
- contract of debt
- contract of engagement
- contract of good faith
- contract of guarantee
- contract of indemnity
- contract of insurance
- contract of record
- contract of tenancy
- contract of work and labour
- absolute contract
- accessory contract
- adhesion contract
- aleatory contract
- alternative contract
- ambiguous contract
- annuity contract
- antenuptial contract
- arrival contract
- beneficiary contract
- binding contract
- brokerage contract
- building contract
- business contract
- certain contract
- classified contract
- collateral contract
- conditional contract
- consensual contract
- constructive contract
- consumer contract
- continuing contract
- cost-plus contract
- cost-plus-a-fixed-fee contract
- divisible contract
- draft contract
- engineering contract
- entire contract
- estate contract
- executed contract
- executory contract
- express contract
- federal contract
- fiduciary contract
- forward contract
- frustrated contract
- gaming contract
- government contract
- gratuitous contract
- illegal contract
- immoral contract
- implicit contract
- implied contract
- impossible contract
- inchoate contract
- indemnity contract
- indivisible contract
- innominate contract
- instalment contract
- international contract
- investment contract
- joint contract
- know-how contract
- labour contract
- lease and licence contract
- leonine contract
- lumpsum contract
- mail contract
- maintenance contract
- marriage contract
- mixed contract
- mutual contract
- naked contract
- national contract
- nominate contract
- nude contract
- open-end contract
- output contract
- parol contract
- post-nuptial contract
- principal contract
- public contract
- real contract
- reciprocal contract
- sale contract
- salvage contract
- separable contract
- separation contract
- service contract
- severable contract
- several contract
- sham contract
- simple contract
- simulated contract
- social contract
- special contract
- specialty contract
- spot contract
- standard form contract
- string contract
- sweet-heart contract
- synallagmatic contract
- terminal contract
- trade union contract
- turnkey contract
- unenforceable contract
- unexecuted contract
- unilateral contract
- usurious contract
- verbal contract
- void contract
- voidable contract
- wagering contract
- written contract
- yellow-dog contract
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inchoate — /inkowat/ Imperfect; partial; unfinished; begun, but not completed; as a contract not executed by all the parties. State ex rel. McCubbin v. McMillian, Mo.App., 349 S.W.2d 453, 462 … Black's law dictionary
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inchoate — /inkowat/ Imperfect; partial; unfinished; begun, but not completed; as a contract not executed by all the parties. State ex rel. McCubbin v. McMillian, Mo.App., 349 S.W.2d 453, 462 … Black's law dictionary
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