Requirement Contracts Law and Legal Definition
Requirement contracts are contracts by which one agrees to buy for sufficient consideration all the merchandise of a particular type that the buyer may require for use in his/her own established business. Such contracts will be in writing and are not void for uncertainty. In these contracts, a party promises to supply all specific goods or services which another party may need during a certain period at an agreed price. The other party expressly or implicitly promises that s/he will obtain the goods or services from the first party exclusively.
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Related Legal Terms
- Administrative Requirements
- Affixation Requirement (Trademark)
- Applicable Environmental Requirements
- Automated Export System Trade Interface Requirements
- Automotive Fuel Requirement
- Basic Work Requirement
- Bundling Of Contract Requirements
- Capital Requirement(Banking)
- Certain Contracts
- Common-Character Requirement
