Full Performance

/ˌfʊl pərˈfɔːrməns/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The complete and exact fulfillment of a contractual obligation by a party, satisfying all terms and conditions agreed upon.
    The contract was discharged by the full performance of all duties by the seller.

Forms

  • full performance

Commentary

Full performance indicates that all duties under a contract have been satisfied, thereby typically obligating no further action or payment from either party.

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