Contract Law Terms

verb to bind or compel someone to a particular course of action

adjective bound by a legal, moral, or other obligation; compulsory

• The contract obligates the company to deliver the goods by the specified date.
• I feel obligated to help my friend move this weekend.
• I ain't obligated to do anything for you, so stop asking.
• His sense of duty obligates him to always put others' needs before his own.

verb to take effect or become valid; to come into force

• The new policy is designed to enure compliance with industry regulations.
• Regular exercise will enure you stay healthy.
• Don't worry, I'll enure that we have a good time at the party.
• The strong foundation of their relationship will enure their success in the future.

noun a person to whom something is offered

• The offeree has the right to accept or reject the offer presented to them.
• The offeree can decide whether or not to take up the offer.
• It's up to the offeree to say yes or no to the offer.
• The offeree holds the key to unlocking the potential of the offer.