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Nguyennhuem Posted 19 years ago
Legal Studies
Different meaning between "Execution" and "Performance"
Please help me explain the meaning of two words "execution" and "performance"
Some writing uses the both in one sentence. Ex:
Party A's execution and performance of this Agreement is within the
scope of its business operations.
Thank you!
Some writing uses the both in one sentence. Ex:
Party A's execution and performance of this Agreement is within the
scope of its business operations.
Thank you!
Top answer
To "execute" a contract/agreement = make it valid by signing or sealing "Performance" = carry out the process agreed within the contract [ie, publish a book; paint a house]
- To "execute" a contract/agreement = make it valid by signing or sealing "Performance" = carry out the process agreed within the contract [ie, publish a book; paint a house]
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To "execute" a contract/agreement = make it valid by signing or sealing
"Performance" = carry out the process agreed within the contract [ie, publish a book; paint a house]
"Performance" = carry out the process agreed within the contract [ie, publish a book; paint a house]
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