Complete the definitions

Complete the sentences with prepositions if necessary.

Choose ten collocations and use them in your own sentences.

Contract damages right party

Choose ten collocations and use them in your own sentences.

Contract performance terms damages

A. Complete the table using the words and expressions which collocate with

Verb noun noun (person) adjective

B.

Verb noun noun (person) adjective

A.

Complete the table with the appropriate parts of speech. Translate them.

Contract.

acceptance

perform

offer

contractor

binding

consider ---------

force / enforcement

terminated

breach --------

promise

obligee

--------- intended

assign

restitution

foresee

relief

delegated

confide

severability ----------

punish ----------

rely ----------

the nouns contract, party, performance and terms. Translate the collocations.

part / partial; sue for; enter into; binding; essential; by deed; void; seek;

unenforceable; express; draft; carry out; implied; perform; terminate; enforceable;

non-binding; cancel; draw up; voidable; violate; substantial; breach; defective;

award; capacity to

B. Complete the table using the words and expressions which collocate with

the nouns contract, damages, right and terms. Translate the collocations.

exemplary; beneficiary; vest; default; stipulated; general; reliance; repudiate;

breaching; expectation; defaulting; consequential; actual; injured; confer; innocent;

privity of; aggrieved; liquidated; rescind; non-breaching; mitigate

1. The objective of contract law is not to punish ____ a defaulting party but rather

to grant ____ relief _____ a non-breaching party.

2. An offer is an expression of willingness to contract ____ certain terms

3. An invitation _____ treat indicates a willingness to conduct _____ business and

invites to make _____ an offer or to commence ______ negotiations.

4. _____ the contract to be formed an acceptance must be communicated _____

the offeror.

5. The doctrine of consideration requires the provision ___ some benefits ____ the

promisor.

6. In the absence of the contract, neither party is bound _____ promises and

agreements they have made.

7. In case of part performance an injured party can accept the performance and sue

_____ remuneration.

8. If a corporation is operating outside the scope of its authority as established by

its Memorandum or Articles, it has no capacity _______ contract.

9. No damages are awarded ______ the emotional trauma that may be caused

_______ a breach _______ contract.

10. The court awarded ______ reliance damages _____ an injured party.

1. ___________damages cannot generally be awarded in contractual disputes.

2. __________ damages is to take steps to minimize the loss by reasonable efforts.

3. ________________ is money compensation awarded to a party as a result of a

breach of the contract.

4. _____________ is a legal doctrine that a contract confers rights and imposes

duties only on the parties to the contract, so only they can sue or be sued under the

contract.

5. _______________ is a legal doctrine which says that damages (special

damages) are only recoverable when damage was foreseeable to the defaulting

party.

6. _____________ is a clause which is designed to ensure that in case of litigation

it’s possible that a court may strike down only a part of the contract and the rest of

the contract continues to have effect.

7. _______________ are damages for suffering a loss by relying on the contract.

8. _______________ must be vouched in court.

9. _____________ is introduced into the contract when parties want duties and

obligations to continue to exist after the termination of the contract.

10. ____________ is a contract for the benefit of a third party.

12. Explain to your partner difference between the following:

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