Performance Agreement

/pər-ˈfȯr-mən(t)s ə-ˈgrē-mənt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A legally binding contract outlining specific obligations and performance standards between parties, often in employment, service, or contract law contexts.
    The parties entered into a performance agreement to ensure delivery of the project milestones on time.

Forms

  • performance agreement
  • performance agreements

Commentary

Performance agreements are typically drafted to clearly specify duties, standards, and consequences of non-performance, helping minimize disputes.

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