executed contract

Her presentation was met with the news that the sellers already had a fully executed contract.

A day later, they raised their offer to $1.66 million, only to learn that a fully executed contract had been made the previous day.

"I need to keep showing the apartment until I have a fully executed contract of sale."

In law and accounting, a debt, bill, invoice, or claim that has been fully paid; an executed contract.

The contract said that the buyer should submit his application to our corporation within 10 days after receipt of the fully executed contract.

Executed contract: An executed contract is one in which both the parties have performed their respective obligation.

The distinction is important because the executory contract creates only personal rights between the parties themselves whereas the executed contract gives the buyer an interest in the goods.

While a contract is being performed, it is called an executory contract, and when it is completed it is an executed contract.

In the case of executed contracts, when the infant has obtained some benefit under the contract, he/she cannot avoid obligations unless what was obtained was of no value.

The Transit District does not operate any buses directly but has executed contracts with others to provide transportation service for the fifteen townships that make up the District.

In 2011, Stephen Monaco executed contracts with two separate a publishing companies and is currently working on his books about success in business; social media strategy and integrated marketing.

Implied ratification is when the conduct of the minor is inconsistent with that of disaffirmance or when minor fails to disaffirm an executed contract within a reasonable period.

Nevertheless, especially in the case of executed contracts, the courts are anxious to uphold contracts between businessmen (Foley v Classique Coaches Ltd [1934]2 KB 1).

Executive Search Firms and Staffing Agencies: Please be advised that the Tennessee Valley Authority only accepts resumes from agencies with which we have an executed contract.

Specifically, the definition of "disclosure date" leaves uncertain what must be disclosed after the airing of an electioneering communication when the disburser has executed contracts for electioneering communications aggregating over $10,000.

A "list and lock" allows a seller to offer prospective buyers a locked-in rate, with a relock option, for 30 days and, after a fully executed contract is presented, for an additional 45 days.

Here, the only binding agreement between buyer and seller is a fully executed contract - that is, one signed by both parties and sealed with a cashed check tucked safely into an escrow account.

A bailor has it against a mere bailee at pleasure even if he never himself had actual possession of the goods and only acquired title by virtue of an illegal but completely executed contract of sale.

"It means that the builder is at a real risk even with an executed contract, and financial institutions will become even more reluctant to lend construction money than they already are if it becomes no longer clear that the buyers will be at the table at the time of closing."

In some cases a project engineer is responsible for assisting the assigned project manager with regard to design and a project and with the execution of one or more simultaneous projects in accordance with a valid, executed contract, per company policies and procedures and work instructions for customized and standardized plants.