Wednesday, 29 February 2012

Contracts

About contracts
A contract is an agreement that is legally binding and is also signed voluntarily by two or more parties with an obligation which will have elements within the contract that the parties will have to agree to. a contract can be either spoken vocally or as a document.  for example, if I were a programmer or designer (or both) and I received a contract from a company, I would have to complete the work within the tomelimit that is given within the contract, and as promised in the contract the company would then have to pay me.

Non-Disclosure Agreement
A non-Disclosure agreement the same as a contract in the sense that it is an agreement that is made between two or more parties that states that you wil not be able to find out about a project until it is signed. When the contract is signed, the parties who sign the agreement will not be able to tell any individual about the project or any details about it.

Consequences of breaching a contract
If any of the agreement terms within a contract get breached by any party then the contract will become void, meaning that either a new contract will have to be written and signed, or, in most cases, the party that breached the contract will be taken to court and that person will then end up facing a lawsuit form the party that did not break the agreement.


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