conditional contract

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conditional contract - a contract whose performance depends on a fact or event that affects legal relations

contract - a binding agreement between two or more persons that is enforceable by law

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contract			An NHS Grampian spokesman said 130 newly qualified nurses had been given conditional contracts this year, subject to availability of places. Rookie nurses in jobs misery by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) A conditional contract can be useful in this situation and could be exchanged on the basis that completion will not be affected until covenant consent to the construction of the new property had been obtained by the buyer. Make sure your dream home is no nightmare; Property law expert Hilary ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England) The company has entered into a conditional contract to purchase Sunderland-based Edensure for pounds 220,000, with completion due by late October. Petrol pumps join beer pumps in Brulines buy by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)			Condensing electroscope Condensing engine Conder condescend condescendence condescending condescendingly condescendingness condescension Condescent condign Condignity Condignly Condignness Condillac condiment Condisciple Condite condition condition code register condition codes Condition precedent conditional conditional access conditional baptism conditional contract conditional convergence conditional discharge conditional probability conditional reaction conditional reflex conditional relation conditional response conditional sale Conditionality conditionalization conditionally Conditionate conditioned conditioned avoidance conditioned avoidance response conditioned emotion conditioned emotional response conditioned reaction conditioned reflex conditioned response conditioned stimulus conditioned suppression conditioner conditioning conditioning shampoo			Conditional Access Management Center Conditional access module Conditional Access Packet Conditional Access Processor Conditional access system Conditional Access Table conditional assembly Conditional Average Run Length Conditional baptism conditional bequest Conditional bias Conditional branch conditional breakpoint Conditional call Conditional Call Option Conditional call options Conditional Calls Conditional Capacity Availability Statement Conditional Cash Transfer Programme Conditional clause conditional commitment Conditional complexity Conditional Conflict Serializability conditional constraint optimization problem conditional contract Conditional Contract to Sell conditional convergence conditional convergence Conditional Convertible conditional conveyance of land Conditional Conviction Conditional Core Damage Probability Conditional Cramer-Rao Bound conditional deed held in trust Conditional Default Rate conditional deliverance Conditional Demand Analysis Conditional Dependence Conditional Disability Discharge Tracking System Conditional discharge Conditional discharge Conditional discharge Conditional discharge conditional discharges conditional discharges conditional discharges conditional disenthrallment conditional disimprisonment Conditional distribution Conditional Dynamic Linear Model conditional emancipation conditional endorsement Conditional Even Algebra conditional event Conditional Exemption

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