Contract Law

Under the contract law definition, a contract is an interactive or multi-party contract designed to be legally binding and to consider support. All contracts must have these three elements in order to comply with the law: intention to provide, accept, consider and establish legal relations. First, I confirm the first part of the contract, offer, acceptance. An offer is an offer that the applicant wishes the applicant to sign a contract between the parties.

Contract law - law enforcement. For a long time, contract law has been planned by state from Vietnam's independence day to "Doming". At that time, the contract law was aimed at regulating special relations between socialist economic agents. Commercial freedom was saved in order to comply with the basic principle: complete and full respect of the country 55 Yolanda EMINESCU and Tudor POPESCU, "Civil Code of Socialist Countries - Comparative Studies" (Romanian Academic Press) 1980) clarifies the legal status of socialist countries in the 1980s. Although Vietnam was not included in the survey, the then Vietnamese society had the same characteristics and characteristics as those of these socialist countries.

There are many similarities between the US contract law and the Mexican contract law. As with most legal systems, the general principle of contractual freedom between individuals and entities is the backbone of contract law in both countries. The general basic principles of the contract law include the formalization of contracts including initial offer, negotiation terms, consent, settlement of damages or other penalties and breach of contract terms, and termination of contract obligations

In the case of construction contracts, damages are given according to the traditional common law principle of the contract law. In common law, a contract is simply a promise or a pledge to recognize at least whether the law enforces in some way. As a promise, the solemn words, the core of the contract, making mandatory fulfillment of promises - to keep words to the promisors - are logical and should be the main purpose of the common law. On the contrary, however, the common law rescue plan is not aimed at forcing the promised person not to violate the contract, but for the purpose of providing relief to the promised person to solve the violation There. This goal is consistent with the theory of free market economy