Pre-Contract Contract Law and Legal Definition
A pre-contract is a contract that prohibits a party from entering into a comparable agreement with someone else. Historically, a pre-contract was a promise to marry. Therefore, it formed a hindrance to marry any person other than the promisee. The legal hindrance was extinguished and revived several times. Finally, in 1752, this was abolished.
Legal Definition list
- Pre-Columbian Monumental or Architectural Sculpture or Mural
- Pre-Certification (Health Care)
- Pre-Award Survey
- Pre-Award [Federal Transit Administration]
- Pre-arranged Ground Transportation Service
- Pre-Contract Contract
- Pre-Disposition Report (Juvenile)
- Pre-dispute ADR Contract Clause
- Pre-emptive Rights
- Pre-Enactment Interest
- Pre-Existing Business Relationship
