whether the contract was concluded
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A question or clause asking if a legally binding agreement was officially finalized and entered into force
The court must first determine whether the contract was concluded before ruling on the breach of claim.
Etymology
This is a phrase composed of Old English 'weather' (originally 'whether' meaning 'if it is the case that'), Latin 'contractus' (drawn together, agreement), and Latin 'concludere' (to close, finish). In legal English, it has been used since the 18th century to refer to determining the finalization of a contract.
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What does whether the contract was concluded mean?
whether the contract was concluded means: A question or clause asking if a legally binding agreement was officially finalized and entered into force
How do you pronounce whether the contract was concluded?
whether the contract was concluded: /ˈweðə ðə ˈkɒntrækt wəz kənˈkluːdɪd/
How is whether the contract was concluded used in a sentence?
The court must first determine whether the contract was concluded before ruling on the breach of claim.