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Amanda [17]
1 year ago
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under a - or lump-sum, agreement, the contractor agrees to perform all work specified in the contract at a known cost.

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Alexxx [7]1 year ago
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A "stipulated sum contract," commonly referred to as a lump sum contract, is a construction contract where the contractor consents to finish the project for a predefined, fixed amount.

<h3>What its means contract?</h3>

The simplest definition of something like a contract is a commitment that is legally binding. The commitment could be to carry out or abstain from a certain action. A contract must be made by two or more parties who must agree to it, with one of them typically presenting an offer and the other accepting it.

<h3>What are contracts in law?</h3>

A contract is an agreement that is legally binding; I A contract is an agreement that is legally binding at one or both of the parties' discretion but not at the discretion of the other party or parties.

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