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General Information On Contracts

By definition, and as contractors already know, contractors contract. It's an essential part of what contractors do. And the essential meaning of contract is "to agree upon." A contract is an agreement between two or more people that the law will enforce.

That's why the Contractors State License Board says that a home improvement contract is one of the most important tools a contractor uses. It's a tool to ensure that all parties to the contract agree. When contractors and consumers disagree, it's time-consuming and costly to all involved.

Home improvement contracts are a tool to make sure that contractors and consumers agree on the work to be performed: how it will be done, when it will be done, what materials will be used, and how much it will cost. A well-written contract is also a tool that helps ensure enforcement of the agreement, if necessary. Like most other tools, a contract should be top quality and well constructed, with all working parts.

A contract can be oral or written. Home improvement contracts over $500 must be written. In most cases, it's a good idea to put a contract in writing. It shows that there was a contract, and it proves what you and the other party agreed to do. The old axiom is true: "A verbal contract is as good as the paper it's not written on."

This document will describe what ALL home improvement contracts MUST have--all the pieces of the puzzle, so to speak--and then other information contractors should know. It also includes a "top ten" list of contract problems to watch out for, as well as a checklist of the essential elements of home improvement contracts. Finally, a resource list of where contractors can obtain standard contract forms is included.

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Depending On The State, There Is A Time Limit To Filing A Breach Of Contract
If a party wants to resolve a breach, and they do not file a suit within the time limit, then the party no longer can file a lawsuit. This is called a statute of limitations, in which a lawsuit must be filed after a breach of contract. The amount of time for filing a breach of contract lawsuit varies by state.

 


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Open-End Contract

Definition:
An agreement by which the buyer may purchase an unspecified amount of goods from a seller over a certain period of time without changes in the price or the contract terms.

Action Ex Contractu

Definition:
A legal action for breach of a promise stated in an express or implied contract.

Quid Pro Quo

Definition:
A mutual consideration which passes between the parties to a contract, and which renders it valid and binding.

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